Hi there,

AI Translation in the Spreadsheet has been one of the quickest ways to localize a batch of creatives: select your text, pick a language, and Abyssale translates it while preserving context and meaning, optionally duplicating your rows so the originals stay intact.

It had one limitation that anyone running multilingual campaigns felt immediately: one target language per operation. Localizing a campaign into six markets meant selecting the same content, opening AI Actions, and running the translation six separate times. It worked, but it was repetitive in exactly the way automation is supposed to eliminate.

That limitation is gone. You can now select up to 10 target languages at once, and Abyssale translates your content into all of them in a single operation.

What changed

The flow is the same one you already know, with one difference at the language step:

1. Select your text content in the spreadsheet: a single cell, a text column, or a row
2. Click AI Actions in the toolbar
3. Select your target languages up to 10 instead of just one
4. Keep Duplicate rows & add translations toggled on to create a new row per language, or untoggle it to replace the selected text
5. Click Make it

One click, and every selected language is handled. With duplication enabled, a single source row becomes one row per target language, ready to generate a full multilingual variant set without a single repeated action.

The language column fills itself

There's a second improvement bundled in. If your spreadsheet has a language column (the one you can add via the Manage columns button), Abyssale now fills it in automatically for each translated row with the corresponding language.

Before, that column was something you had to fill by hand after translating, or leave empty. Now every duplicated row arrives already labeled with its language, so you can see at a glance which row belongs to which market, sort or filter by language, and, if you're using that column as a dynamic variable in your design, drive language-specific content or formats straight from the spreadsheet without any manual tagging.

Why it matters

The time saving is obvious, but the bigger shift is that the structure of your spreadsheet now matches how localization work actually happens. Campaigns aren't translated into one language; they're translated into a market list. Selecting that list in one go means:

• Fewer steps, fewer mistakes. No risk of missing a language because you lost track of which ones were already done.
• Cleaner spreadsheets. All translations of a row are created together, so they land next to each other rather than being appended in whatever order you got to them, and each one is already tagged with its language.
• A faster path from one master to a full multilingual batch. Write your copy once, translate it into your ten markets in one action, and send the whole set to generation.

What hasn't changed

• AI Translation is still available in the Spreadsheet generation method
• The 45+ supported languages are the same, covering Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hebrew, Thai, Devanagari, and other writing systems
• Translation still preserves context and meaning rather than doing a literal word-for-word swap
• Each translation consumes AI credits as before; selecting multiple languages runs the corresponding number of translations