Manage translations in WordPress

Multilanguage Pro supports manual translation tools and Google Translate integration. Use its editing tools to manage translated website content, or offer visitors an automatic translation widget. Google Translate also supports translation workflows in the administration area. Administrators and permitted users can switch languages while editing, preview translations, and manage translation permissions by user role.

The add-on supports pages, posts, custom post types, taxonomies, categories, tags, menus, widgets, and selected website components.

Pro content controls

Pro includes the free version’s features and includes translation controls for custom post types, custom taxonomies, custom fields, category and tag descriptions, and post slugs. You can also translate the website title, tagline, widget titles, and other supported site content.

• Create a custom menu for each language and use language-specific widgets.
• Enable translation for any user role.
• Translate pages, posts, categories, tags, and custom content.

Languages and switching

Choose a default language, use smart language detection, and select from more than 80 pre-installed languages with language packs. You can add custom languages as well. Place the language switcher in menus or widgets, and display flags, text, or both in a chosen order.

Language URLs and integrations

Multilanguage Pro generates hreflang tags and delivers language URL structures, translation availability indicators, and translated Open Graph meta tags. These options organize translated pages and language-specific sharing information.

Pro is compatible with Elementor Page Builder, Advanced Custom Fields, Yoast SEO, and WooCommerce. It also supports the Classic Editor, Gutenberg, major SEO extensions, RTL languages, and a translation-ready administration interface.

Where it fits

The plugin can be used for company websites, online stores, editorial websites, service businesses, and portfolios serving visitors who speak different languages. WooCommerce compatibility supports multilingual store content; language-specific menus and widgets let you tailor navigation and supporting information.

Installation and setup

Install Multilanguage Pro in WordPress, then open the plugin settings to pick a default language, add or select language packs, and configure the switcher. Select the content types and site elements to translate. Add translations while editing pages, posts, custom content, menus, and widgets, then review language URL and SEO settings before publishing.

Documentation, a user guide, installation help, and support resources are available for setup and troubleshooting. Pro users can receive priority support within one business day.