AI Multilingual Translation – Translate Sites – Weglot

Yes! Weglot uses AI-powered translation to provide fast, accurate initial translations. These translations can then be reviewed and edited manually to ensure the highest quality and brand consistency or use our AI Language Model to match your brand voice.*

Weglot is a WordPress translation plugin that allows you to translate your website into over 110 languages instantly, combining AI-powered automatic translation with manual editing for accuracy.*

Absolutely! Weglot automatically generates translated URLs, metadata, and hreflang tags, ensuring that your translations are SEO-friendly and visible in international search results.*

Yes, you can fully customize the language switcher to fit your site’s design, helping users navigate your translated pages easily.*

Yes, we have a 14-day free trial—no commitment, no credit card required—that everyone can use to test Weglot on your site. After the trial, you can choose to stay on the free plan and keep your translations (if your word count is below 2,000).

Weglot supports over 110 languages and offers the option to create custom languages for subscribers to the Advanced plan and upwards. That means you can have translations in French Canadian, British English, Mexican Spanish, or even Klingon.

Weglot stores translations in an external server, which means it won’t put any additional load on your webpage. Your website will continue running at the same speed as it has before, even with several more translations added.

Yes, you can use Weglot Translate to create a multilingual WooCommerce store without any compatibility issues. Even your checkout page is translated—and the translations are editable from your Weglot Translate dashboard.

• Yes, you can easily migrate from Polylang or WPML to Weglot Translate. Simply deactivate your Polylang or WPML existing multilingual / translation plugin, and you’ll immediately be able to start using Weglot Translate.
• If you need to import any preexisting translations from WPML, Polylang or any other multilingual plugin, feel free to contact us directly at [email protected].

Weglot Translate is easy to set up to get a multilingual website in minutes:

1. Go to https://dashboard.weglot.com/register-wordpress to set up an account.
2. Copy your API key from your Weglot dashboard. It will look something like: “wg_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”.
3. Find the Weglot Translate settings page on the bottom left of your WordPress admin dashboard.
4. Paste your API key into the appropriate space under Weglot Translate settings, and click save. Then enter your website’s original language and the translation languages you want.
5. Now here’s the fun part: personalize your translation button style (add or delete flag icons, make the language list a dropdown if you want, display each language’s full name or 2-letter language code…)
6. Click “Save”.
7. (Optional) Go to Appearance -> Widgets, then drag and drop the « Weglot Translate » widget where you want it to appear.

Refresh your web page. Your website is now multilingual and available in the selected translation languages. You can switch languages to see your live translated pages.

When you’re ready, you can edit your translations directly in your Weglot dashboard.

With Weglot Translate, you can modify translations under the « Translations » tab in your Weglot account,here. If you change a translation, it’s automatically saved and displayed on your website. You can also order professional translations from your Weglot Dashboard.

When Weglot has a new update available, WordPress will notify you of the new version. If you have auto-updates enabled, there’s nothing more to do on your end—it will automatically install the latest version for you. That’s it—no need to worry about backing up your translations or anything like that.

You can translate all your WordPress and WooCommerce content with Weglot. This includes visible elements like your homepage, blogs, and other landing pages, but even invisible parts, like your metadata. You can also use Weglot to add media translations.

Yes, you can add different images and videos for other languages. This is useful if you have text in an image, and you want to display a “translated” image in your translated version. To do this, you can simply upload your other translated image into your WordPress gallery. You can then link it to the correct translated version of your site by going to your Weglot dashboard and searching for the original URL in the translations list; replace this URL with the newly-uploaded “translated” image’s URL in the translation column.

Yes, you can translate your URL slugs with Weglot. This is useful if you’d like an extra layer of localization. Access this feature in your Weglot Dashboard through Translations > URL Slugs and choose to edit them manually or using machine translation. Make sure you go back to the Weglot tab in your WordPress dashboard and hit refresh to finalize the translation.

You certainly can! Exclude pages, or parts of pages, from translation if you want to stick to the original content. You can also create custom translation rules to translate pages and posts precisely the way you want it.

Yes, Pro plans and above offer multisite support. This allows you to manage translations in several languages and several multilingual websites separately and gives access to one person per website.

Yes, and our users love us for it; just check out our reviews! The Weglot Translate team offers support for all users, with priority accorded to premium members. Be sure to check out our Help center. Post a topic on the support forum, or email us at [email protected] if you have any questions.

It’s not currently possible to use several subdomains on WordPress with Weglot Translate such as de.website.com. However, Weglot uses subdirectories in your URL to separate all the multilingual versions of your website.

For example, if your website is website.com, then the French version would be website.com/fr/, same for the German version website.com/de/, and so on. This is repeated for each version of your new multilingual website. A unique URL is therefore created for each version of your multilingual web page, which is important for your SEO.

Weglot offers the same high quality of automatic translations throughout all plans, from free to enterprise. We use leading providers like DeepL, Google Translate, and Microsoft Translator to bring you the most accurate translations for your language pairs. You can also refine these translations, have team members edit them, or professionally translate them throughout all plans.