Languages and Translation

Your app can speak more than one language. Visitors pick a language from a globe menu in the navigation, and your pages are translated for them automatically.

Turn it on

1. Open App Settings → General.
2. Set Language Mode to Multi-Language.
3. Choose the Default Language, the language your pages are written in.
4. Tick every language you want to offer in Enabled Languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Hebrew, Arabic or Russian.
5. Click Save.

A globe button with the language name now shows in the navigation. Visitors tap it and choose a language, and the app remembers the choice.

How the automatic translation works

• You write each page once, in your own language. You do not create a copy of the page for each language.
• When a visitor opens a page in another enabled language for the first time, the translation is made in the background. That first visitor sees the original text, and nobody waits.
• After a short time the translated page is ready and every visitor in that language sees it. Page names in the menu are translated too.
• If you change the original page, the translation is refreshed. Languages you did not enable are never translated.

Changing a translation by hand

1. Open the page in the page editor.
2. In the Editing Language box, choose the language under Show content in. The status shows if it is queued, translating, AI-translated or manually edited.
3. Change the text and save. Saving there changes only that language, the original page stays as it is.

A page you edited by hand is marked Manually edited and is never replaced by an automatic translation, even when the original changes later. To go back to a fresh automatic translation, press Re-translate. This replaces the current version, including your edits.