Cerebro and Magnet Translation Feature

The translation feature in Cerebro and Magnet enables you to translate keyword results into multiple languages, making it easier to manage and optimize keyword strategies for international markets. This feature is available for Helium 10 users on the Diamond Plan. The feature supports translations between English, Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, French, and Italian.


Challenges Without Integrated Translation

  • Users managing multiple markets face language barriers when optimizing keywords.
  • Previously, users relied on external translation services, increasing workflow complexity.
  • Manual translations can be inaccurate, affecting keyword selection and market analysis.

By integrating keyword translations directly into Cerebro and Magnet, you can efficiently expand your reach and improve your multilingual keyword strategies.


How to Use the Translation Feature

1. Selecting a Language

  • Navigate to the results table in Cerebro or Magnet.
  • Use the dropdown menu to select a language: English, Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, French, or Italian.
  • The default setting is None, which displays results in English.

2. Understanding Translation Behavior

  • The Word Frequency and Keyword Phrase tables are translated.
  • Translation applies only to the current page; switching pages will translate the newly viewed page.
  • Exported data remains in English—translations do not carry over to exported files.
  • Keywords without historical search volume will not be translated.

3. Customizing the Translation View

  • You can choose to separate translated keywords into a new column by enabling “Separate Columns” in the customization settings.
  • This will add a column titled “Translate”, displaying the translated keywords alongside the original keywords.

The translation feature in Cerebro and Magnet simplifies multilingual keyword management, providing greater accessibility for sellers in global markets. Upgrade to the Diamond Plan today to access this feature!

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