Custom and Default Translation Engines

A translation engine lets you create a personalized solution for your specific language needs. If our four default engines don't meet your needs, a custom engine can provide better control over your translations.

All Available Translation Engine Options

Translation engines are categorized into two main types:

  • Default Translation Engines:
    • • ST DeepL Default
    • • ST Google Translate Default
    • • ST AI Default (Chat GPT)
    • • ST AWS Default
  • Custom Translation Engines:
    • • Custom DeepL Translation Engine
    • • Custom Google Translation Engine
    • • Custom Chat GPT Translation Engine
    • • Custom AWS Translation Engine
    • • Custom Translation Engine

ST DeepL Default:

How to Activate:

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select ST DeepL Default
  3. Click on the button named "InActive"

Note: Default engine, no API key required.

ST Google Translate Default:

How to Activate:

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select ST Google Translate Default
  3. Click on the button named "InActive"

Note: Default engine, no API key required.

ST AI Default:

Enhanced AI-powered translation with Context and Glossary Instructions support.

How to Activate:

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select ST AI Default
  3. Click on the button named "InActive"

Latest Enhancement - AI Instructions (Admin/Owner Only):

  1. Click the edit icon on ST AI Default engine
  2. Scroll to "AI Translation Instructions" section
  3. Context Instruction: Enter domain-specific context to guide AI translation
    • Example: "This is for a healthcare application. Use medical terminology appropriately."
  4. Glossary Instruction: Provide JSON-formatted terminology mappings
    • Ensures consistent translation of specialized terms
    • Supports source and target language mappings
  5. Save the configuration

Note: Default engine, no API key required. AI Instructions available for admin and owner roles only.

The picture shows the AI Translation Instructions panel with Context and Glossary Instruction fields.

ST AWS Default:

How to Activate:

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select ST AWS Default
  3. Click on the button named "InActive"

Note: Default engine, no API key required.

Custom DeepL Translation Engine:

DeepL API integration for real-time and batch translation services with advanced customization.

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select Custom DeepL Translation Engine
  3. Enter your DeepL API Key and and other required fields
  4. Configure translation settings and glossary options
  5. Click on "Create" Button

Note: Requires DeepL API Key. Supports glossary integration and advanced configurations.

Custom Google Translate Engine:

Integrates with Google Cloud Translation API using OAuth 2.0 authentication.

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select Custom Google Translate Engine
  3. Enter Auth URL, Token URL, and Callback URL
  4. Provide Client ID, Client Secret and other required fields
  5. Set Google Cloud Project ID and Location
  6. Configure language settings and glossary options
  7. Click on "Create" Button

Note: Requires OAuth 2.0 credentials and Google Cloud configuration. Supports extensive language pairs and glossary integration.

Custom Chat GPT Translation Engine:

OpenAI GPT integration for context-aware translations with tone and formality control.

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select Custom Chat GPT Translation Engine
  3. Enter your OpenAI API Key and other required fields
  4. Configure translation settings and context options
  5. Click on "Create" Button

Note: Requires OpenAI API Key. Supports advanced language customization.

Custom AWS Translation Engine:

AWS integration for secure and scalable translations.

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select Custom AWS Translation Engine
  3. Enter AWS Access Key and Secret Key
  4. Configure language pairs and translation settings
  5. Click on "Create" Button

Note: Requires AWS credentials. Supports custom translation models.

Custom Translation Engine

Flexible integration with custom translation services.

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Select Custom Translation Engine
  3. Choose authentication method (Bearer Token, OAuth 2.0, Basic Auth)
  4. Select desired structure (DeepL, Google, Chat-GPT, AWS)
  5. Enter required credentials based on selected method
  6. Configure language settings
  7. Click on "Create" Button

Note: Supports multiple authentication methods and request structures for custom integrations.

Create Default Engine

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Click "Add Translation Engine"
  3. Select default engine (DeepL, Google, AI Default, AWS)
  4. Accept terms and conditions
  5. Click "Create" to finish
The picture shows us the panel for tanslation Engine creation.

Create Custom Engine

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the NavBar
  2. Click "Add Translation Engine" and select "Custom"
  3. Choose authentication method:
    • Bearer Token: Token Prefix + Bearer Token
    • OAuth 2.0: URLs, Client ID/Secret, Scope
    • Basic Auth: Username + Password
  4. Set API method and structure
  5. Click "Create" to finish
The picture shows us the process of the translation engine creation.

Language Mapping

Before starting translations, map your languages to the translation engine:

  1. Navigate to "Translation Engine" in the menu
  2. Find your translation engine and click "Select Language"
  3. Choose the languages supported by your engine

Note: Translation will only work for mapped languages

The picture shows us the list of translation engines.