Where can I use the glossary feature?
The glossary is available for both text and document translation. It is supported on the following platforms:
- Web translator
- Desktop apps
- Mobile apps
- Browser extensions
- DeepL for Microsoft 365 (add-ins)
- API
For free users of DeepL Translator
Your glossary entries are stored locally in your browser and cannot be used in another browser or on another device.
For DeepL Pro Starter subscribers
Your glossary entries are stored in your DeepL account, so they can be used in another browser or on another device when you are logged in.
For DeepL Pro Advanced and Ultimate subscribers
You can create glossaries manually or upload glossaries via the DeepL website and DeepL desktop apps. Your glossary entries are stored in your DeepL account, so they can be used in another browser or on another device when you are logged in.
If you use DeepL Pro within your CAT tool, please note that the provider of the CAT tool is responsible for updating the plug-in. DeepL supports this functionality, but your CAT tool provider might require some time to implement this.
Please note that glossaries created via the DeepL website and DeepL desktop apps are different to the glossaries within your CAT tool. This means that these glossaries cannot be used within your CAT tool and vice versa.
For more information on the use of DeepL glossaries within your CAT tool, please contact your CAT tool provider.
For DeepL API Free and DeepL API Pro subscribers
You can create glossaries with your DeepL API (Free and Pro) subscription. Please consult this article and our API documentation to learn how you can manage glossaries with the DeepL API.
If you use the DeepL API (Free and Pro) in third-party software, please note that plug-ins are not developed by DeepL SE. DeepL supports glossary functionality via the API, but your plug-in provider might require some time to implement this functionality in their plug-in. For more information, please contact the provider of your plug-in.