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The Translation Glossary in Clueso gives you full control over how certain terms are translated. It’s perfect for keeping brand names consistent, avoiding incorrect translations, and fine-tuning the tone and grammar of your content across languages. This guide walks you through setting up custom term translations, importing a glossary, and creating translation rules.
To begin, navigate to the Settings > Translations

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Adding Glossary Terms

Use glossary terms when you need specific words or phrases to always be translated a certain way — or not translated at all. This is ideal for brand names, product names, and technical terminology that must stay consistent across every translation. To define a custom translation, click on the Add Term button. tg_1.png Type the original term and specify how it should be translated. For instance, you might want the term “Help Center” to be translated as “Hilfe-Center” in German. tg_2.png You can also add terms like your company name that should not be translated.
Example: If your company’s name is “Acme Software Technologies” add it under both Original and Translated , set the language to “any”. This effectively marks this term as non-translatable.
Remember to save your changes. tg_3.png Already have a glossary file? You can upload it directly from the Import CSV button.

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Creating Translation Rules

Use translation rules when you need to control the overall tone, style, or grammar of translations for a specific language. Unlike glossary terms which handle individual words, rules give the AI broader instructions — such as using formal language, following industry-specific conventions, or matching your brand voice. To add a translation rule, select New Rule. tg_4.png Now, follow these steps:
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Set the language that this rule should apply to (e.g., German).
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Give your rule a name. Pick something descriptive, like: “Friendly German Education Translator”
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Write clear instructions to guide how translations should be handled. You can include tone guidance (e.g., polite, professional), grammar rules, or vocabulary preferences.
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Providing example translations helps the AI understand the tone and structure you prefer.
tg_5.png Now, whenever you translate a video into your chosen language (like German), Clueso will follow:
  • The glossary terms you’ve added
  • The rules you’ve defined
This ensures your translations stay consistent, accurate, and aligned with your brand.