Text United

By adding multilingual capabilities for your website, not only can you increase your visibility in new markets and boost conversions rates, you’ll retain custom from consumers who feel valued because of it.
A multilingual website is capable of reaching and engaging new customers in new markets and with WordPress used by 41.4% of the top 10 million websites worldwide, it dominates the realm of Content Management Systems.
The TextUnited WordPress translation plugin allows you to quickly and easily offer multiple language versions of your website, all from the comfort of the WordPress dashboard.
Making your website multilingual needn’t be a headache or expensive. In fact, with our WordPress plugin, a free account for our award-winning translation platform, and a few clicks, you’ll be translating in no time!​​
<h3>Why Choose the Translate WordPress Websites with TextUnited Plugin?</h3>
TextUnited is a leading cloud-based translation management system that combines powerful Machine Translation and technological solutions with a network of over 5000 high-quality translators. The result? Affordable, accurate and authentic translation, localized in over 170 languages.
Our WordPress translation plugin combines the best aspects of our system and makes them available from your WordPress dashboard, all without the need for coding.
<h3>The Benefits</h3>
Simple installation – After installing the Translate WordPress Websites with TextUnited plugin to your WordPress dashboard and creating a TextUnited account, it’s as simple as selecting your required languages and the pages you wish to translate. Check out our How-To video to see the process!
Built to build – The Translate WordPress Websites with TextUnited plugin is designed in such a way that it maximises compatibility across platforms, themes and other plugins. Allowing you to concentrate on quality content, and letting us translate it for your new audiences.
SEO optimized – Your customers need to be able to search in their native language so it’s pointless translating your website if your search terms aren’t translated too. With our WordPress Translation Plugin, search engines will index the translated pages.
A professional tool – TextUnited is utilised and trusted by companies around the globe. Our WordPress translation plugin allows you to make the most of our powerful CAT Tool and utilize features like Translation Memory, meaning you’ll save time and money the more you translate and any human translations permanently improve your machine translations over time.
Translate in context – With access to our Overlay Editor – you and your team can tweak translations on the fly and in situ, allowing you to alter specifics whilst visualising the outcome.
Translate your way – The control is firmly in your hands when deciding how to translate. Leverage our powerful Machine Translation, a professional certified translator from our extensive network, or both; you decide the level of translation quality you need.

Translate WordPress Websites with TextUnited

Translate your wordpress in over 170 languages within minutes. Fully SEO compatible. Customizable language selector settings. No codes needed.

theode

Did you ever struggle with more than one language on a WordPress blog? 
In a world of globalization those struggles reach me very often.
This plugin has the ability to store language codes the in post meta data to have articles with different languages on the same page. This might be interesting for blogs who only need sometimes a different language.
One of those is the following case: 
The boss is writing articles in english but its a german company and needs some articles in german too. 
But the second language articles are unique and not only translations.
You maybe think that would be quite simple using WPML. But what are you doing if you need both languages on the start page? 
For this special case, we wrote a plugin, which is able to show all languages on the home page and manipulates the query if some language is chosen. 
It also makes a difference in terms of SEO as it changes the line
<html xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml” dir=”ltr” lang=”en-EN”>
according to your language.
For a real working experience you can use it in combination with the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/no-function-language-widget/" title="no function language widget" rel="ugc">no function language widget</a>.

Language Field

If you don't need a full multilingual plugin, but have single articles in a different language.

Translate WordPress Websites with TextUnited vs Language Field