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Every market.
Its own language.

Generate, translate, and publish product content in every language you sell in — following your brand rules, with quality you can actually measure.

Product translations and localization

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Björn Borg
Peak Performance
Nudie Jeans
Vagabond Shoemakers
Granit
Represent
NN07
ICIW
Heal's
Asket
Twistshake
Stronger
Lexington
Maria Black
Dedicated
Myrqvist
Aim'n

Why translations matter

Entering a market shouldn't mean rebuilding your catalog. It should mean one more language.

One source of truth

Your base language is the source. Content flows from it to every other language, so markets can't quietly drift apart.

Localized, not word-for-word

Set tone and market context per language. German copy can use 'du' while French stays formal, without touching a single product.

Terminology you control

The glossary locks the words that matter. 'Slim fit' becomes 'smal passform' in Swedish every single time, never a synonym.

Coverage you can see

Completeness per language shows exactly which markets are behind, down to the attribute. No more guessing which language is lagging.

From one language to all of them

Write once. Ship every market.

Most brands translate the same product twice: once for the launch, then again every time the copy changes. Emfas removes the second half. Content is generated in your base language, then translated into every language you sell in — with images, attributes, and research behind it, not just the source string. Change the original and the translations follow.
Bomulls-T-shirt med rund halsringning
Baumwoll-T-Shirt mit Rundhalsausschnitt
T-shirt en coton à col rond
Camiseta de algodón con cuello redondo
Katoenen T-shirt met ronde hals
T-shirt in cotone con girocollo
Bomulds-T-shirt med rund hals
Puuvillainen t-paita pyöreällä pääntiellä
Bomulls-T-skjorte med rund hals
Koszulka bawełniana z okrągłym dekoltem
Bomulls-T-shirt med rund halsringning
Baumwoll-T-Shirt mit Rundhalsausschnitt
T-shirt en coton à col rond
Camiseta de algodón con cuello redondo
Katoenen T-shirt met ronde hals
T-shirt in cotone con girocollo
Bomulds-T-shirt med rund hals
Puuvillainen t-paita pyöreällä pääntiellä
Bomulls-T-skjorte med rund hals
Koszulka bawełniana z okrągłym dekoltem
Glossary: 'slim fit' → 'smal passform' in Swedish
Glossary: 'organic cotton' → 'coton biologique' in French
Use 'du', never 'Sie', in German copy
Casual, friendly tone for the Dutch market
Never translate the product name itself
Meta titles stay under 60 characters in every language
Glossary: 'water-repellent' → 'vandafvisende' in Danish
Metric units in every market except the US
Sizes shown in EU sizing across Europe
Base language must exist before a translation is generated
Glossary: 'slim fit' → 'smal passform' in Swedish
Glossary: 'organic cotton' → 'coton biologique' in French
Use 'du', never 'Sie', in German copy
Casual, friendly tone for the Dutch market
Never translate the product name itself
Meta titles stay under 60 characters in every language
Glossary: 'water-repellent' → 'vandafvisende' in Danish
Metric units in every market except the US
Sizes shown in EU sizing across Europe
Base language must exist before a translation is generated

Publishing, not exporting

Translations land where your platform expects them.

A translation is only useful once it's live. Emfas writes into Shopify's Translate & Adapt and Centra's localization, per store when you run several — so translated titles, descriptions, and attributes show up in the surfaces your storefront already reads. No spreadsheet round-trip, no separate translation tool to reconcile.
Publishing translations to Shopify and Centra

Brand rules and quality control

Translations that still sound like you.

Most brands have a PDF somewhere with their guidelines. The problem is, nobody reads it — especially not a translation engine. Emfas turns your style guide into structured rules the AI actually follows: tone of voice, naming conventions, character limits, forbidden terms, all defined in plain language and applied per language and per market.
Always use sentence case for product titles
Never abbreviate fabric names — write 'polyester', not 'poly'
Color names must match the official brand palette
Include care instructions for every garment
Product descriptions must be 40–80 words
Use active voice — 'This jacket protects' not 'Protection is provided'
Mention sustainability only with verified certifications
No superlatives like 'best' or 'most luxurious' without proof
Size guides must reference both EU and US sizing
Fabric composition must add up to 100%
Always use sentence case for product titles
Never abbreviate fabric names — write 'polyester', not 'poly'
Color names must match the official brand palette
Include care instructions for every garment
Product descriptions must be 40–80 words
Use active voice — 'This jacket protects' not 'Protection is provided'
Mention sustainability only with verified certifications
No superlatives like 'best' or 'most luxurious' without proof
Size guides must reference both EU and US sizing
Fabric composition must add up to 100%
Translate 'slim fit' as 'smal passform' in Swedish, never 'slim fit'
All weights in grams, never ounces
Avoid gendered language in unisex product lines
Hero images must be on a white background
Never reference competitor brands in descriptions
Season codes follow YYYY-SS or YYYY-AW format
Material percentages listed highest to lowest
Product names must not exceed 60 characters
Use Oxford comma in all English-language copy
Price must never appear in product descriptions
Translate 'slim fit' as 'smal passform' in Swedish, never 'slim fit'
All weights in grams, never ounces
Avoid gendered language in unisex product lines
Hero images must be on a white background
Never reference competitor brands in descriptions
Season codes follow YYYY-SS or YYYY-AW format
Material percentages listed highest to lowest
Product names must not exceed 60 characters
Use Oxford comma in all English-language copy
Price must never appear in product descriptions

Quality you can measure

Know exactly where every market stands.

Rules don't just improve output — they make quality visible. Track completeness per language and per channel, see which products pass and which don't, and spot the gap in a market before your customers do. When you refine a rule or a glossary entry, re-run and every affected language updates at once.
Completeness and quality per language
With Emfas, every product is 100% correct and fully aligned with our brand at launch.
Product catalog interface
Feed management interface

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