# Customizing your translations with Amazon Translate You can use the following settings to customize the translations that you produce with Amazon Translate: + **Do-not-translate tags** – Use start and end tags to specify content that you don't want to translate (in HTML content). + **Custom terminology** – Define how you want Amazon Translate to translate specific terms, such as brand names. + **Brevity** – Reduces the length of the translation output for most translations (compared to the translation output without brevity). Use brevity with real-time text translations. + **Profanity** – Mask profane words and phrases in your translation output. + **Formality** – Set the level of language formality in your translation output. + **Parallel data** – Adapt the translation output to reflect the style, tone, and word choices in the example translation samples that you provide. **Topics** + [Using do-not-translate in Amazon Translate](customizing-translations-tags.md) + [Customizing your translations with custom terminology](how-custom-terminology.md) + [Using brevity in Amazon Translate](customizing-translations-brevity.md) + [Masking profane words and phrases in Amazon Translate](customizing-translations-profanity.md) + [Setting formality in Amazon Translate](customizing-translations-formality.md) + [Customizing your translations with parallel data (Active Custom Translation)](customizing-translations-parallel-data.md)