Included on every site
Pick a language from the list, or type a code like de-AT. Add as many as you need.
Add as many languages as the site needs. Each one gets its own addresses, and a page that isn't translated yet shows the default language. No add-on, no price per locale.
Pick a language from the list, or type a code like de-AT. Add as many as you need.
/de/pricing for German. Search engines see which page belongs to which language.
Until a page is translated, it shows the default language.
Choose Translate this page from the language menu. The Agent tab opens with the request filled in. Or switch the preview to the language and edit the text on the page.
Read it, then send it. The agent translates the texts and keeps the design. Nothing happens until you send.
The navigation and footer are the same in every language. The editor says so before you type, and the agent can make them translatable.
Translation doesn't stop at the page text. Page settings and content items have a version for every language.
Language chips switch between versions. Each language has its own page name, SEO title, description and social image.
Chips at the top of an item show its languages. Click a dashed chip to create that translation as a draft, with the fields copied for you.
As many as it needs. Languages are part of every site. There is no add-on and no price per locale.
The default language. A page shows its own language only once it has its own content, so visitors never get a half-translated page.
Yes. Choose Translate this page from the language menu. The request is filled in for you; nothing happens until you send it. The agent translates the texts and keeps the design.
They are shared by every language. When you start editing such text the editor says so, and offers to ask the agent to make it translatable instead.
Yes, like /de/pricing for German. Each language also has its own page name, SEO title, description and social image.
Same design, rebuilt as real code. Add a language and let the agent translate the page.