Lara can be integrated directly into Google Sheets through an official extension. This allows you to translate and evaluate within your spreadsheet using dedicated formulas. It’s a practical solution for anyone managing multilingual content or working with structured text data that requires translation and quality checks.
Install the Lara Translate extension
Open Google Sheets and navigate to Extensions
Open a new or existing Google Sheet. Click on the “Extensions” tab in the top menu and select “Add-ons” > “Get add-ons” to open the Google Workspace Marketplace.
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Search for the Lara Translate extension
In the search bar, type “Lara” and press Enter. Click on the Lara Translate result to view its details.
Install the extension and grant permissions
Click the “Install” button and follow the prompts to grant the necessary permissions. This ensures Lara can securely work with your spreadsheets.
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Access Lara from the Extensions menu
Once installed, go back to the “Extensions” tab. You’ll now see “Lara Translate” listed. Click it to activate the extension panel or manage its settings.
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Enable Lara Extension in Google Sheets
To get started with Lara in Google Sheets, you'll need to log in to your account from the right-hand table that will appear once you've clicked on "Getting Started". Log in and click on "Start using Lara in Google Sheets".
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This article is about:
- Installing the Lara Translate extension in Google Sheets
- Granting permissions to connect Lara to your Google account
- Accessing Lara Translate from the Extensions menu after installation