On the product card open the **Texts and translations** tab. It holds all of the product's texts in all your content languages.

## Fields

| Field | Limit |
|---|---|
| **Name** | — |
| **Short description** | 300 characters |
| **Description** | formatted text |
| **SEO title** | 60 characters |
| **SEO description** | 160 characters |

Below is a **Properties by language** block — properties whose values differ per language.

## Views

- **Single language** — see and edit one language;
- **Side by side** — languages in columns next to each other (handy for comparing with the source).

**+ Language** opens settings where you can turn on another content language.

## Empty field

If a language has no text, the cell offers two options:

- **Translate from LV** (or another language) — machine translation; the estimated price is shown next to it;
- **Write it yourself** — type the text by hand.

**Translate all missing** translates all empty fields in all languages at once.

## Where a text comes from

Each text has a pill:

- **human** — written by a person (name and date);
- **machine** — machine translation (with the engine name);
- **translation memory · €0** / **vocabulary · €0** — reused existing translation, free;
- **supplier** — text from the supplier;
- **outdated** — the source text changed after translation.

Outdated text has **Retranslate** and **Review** buttons.

## Saving

Click **Save** (or **⌘S** / **Ctrl+S**). **Cancel** discards unsaved changes. If you try to leave the page with unsaved changes, PIM warns you.

> Edits apply **only to your store** — the shared catalogue doesn't change. Fields you've changed are marked **only you**.

> If you change the text in your **main language**, translations in the other languages become **outdated** and appear under **Translations → Needs review**.