Weglot Translate is an all-in-one WordPress translation plugin, trusted by 70,000+ users worldwide.
Translate your WooCommerce store into 110+ languages and go multilingual within minutes, no coding required.
Increase visibility and boost conversions with ease by adding automatic translations to your website, with full editing control. Weglot Translate is fully optimized for multilingual SEO, with every translated page automatically indexed by Google. Say hello in multiple languages to millions of new visitors with high-quality translations, boosted by AI.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Translating your WooCommerce Store with Weglot Translate</h2>
Easy to install: Adding Weglot Translate takes just 2 minutes so you can have a multilingual WooCommerce store up and running, instantly. Simply add the languages you want through your WordPress admin, Weglot Translate will automatically detect, translate and add a language switcher to your website. Reach millions of new visitors worldwide with a few clicks, without any coding. Website translation has never been easier.
Built for maximum compatibility: Weglot Translate is fully compatible with all themes, page builders, and plugins, including WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, and Elementor. From WooCommerce product descriptions to Elementor order forms, it translates everything into your chosen languages from one interface. This way, you can focus on your content, not the technical details of translation.
Optimized for SEO: Weglot Translate follows Google’s best practices for multilingual website translation (including translated metadata, language-specific URLs, and hreflang tags), serving all translated web pages with clean source code. Google will automatically index every translated page with dedicated URLs for each language.
Easy to set and forget: Weglot Translate automatically detects your WooCommerce store content, including dynamic and third-party plugin content, for easy translation. All translations are updated in real-time—there’s no maintenance to worry about. Plus, any newly added content to your original site is automatically detected, translated, and displayed on your site.
Takes translation quality seriously: Weglot Translate gives you an edge over your translation management with a first layer of automatic translation provided by the best machine translation providers on the market (DeepL, Google Translate, and Microsoft). You then get full editing control—make manual edits, order professional translations, or collaborate with your team to work on your translations together directly within your Weglot Dashboard.
<h2>Benefits of using Weglot Translate</h2>
Increase visibility: All translated pages are automatically indexed following Google’s best practices with dedicated URLs for each language. Get new traffic with your multilingual website through top-notch translations.
Reduce bounce rate: Redirect visitors based on their browser settings so they land on the correct language site.
Enhance user experience: From landing pages to the email confirmations, get all your key conversion steps translated into your customers’ language.
Localize media assets: You can even add different images and videos for your new languages. Useful for images with text, Weglot Translate makes it easy to display “translated” images in your website translations. Media localization is an essential aspect of any multilingual project and Weglot Translate makes it simple to do so.
Boost content with AI: Get translation suggestions generated by AI to refine and perfect your messages like a local.
<h2>An all-in-one language translation platform for your WooCommerce store</h2>
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<li>Manage and edit all of your translations through a user-friendly interface. Plus, the option to mark translations as pending so a team member can approve or deny them</li>
<li>Collaborate with team members and trusted translators to manage translations, directly inside Weglot.</li>
<li>Is it a title? Is it a link? No more guessing the context of the text. Weglot Translate’s visual in-context editor lets you translate directly on a live preview of your website.</li>
<li>Make it your own. The multilingual language switcher is fully customizable with multiple design choices. Choose what flags you want to represent a language in or none at all.</li>
<li>Build your own glossary and avoid the repetitive task of editing the same terms. Define translation rules to be automatically applied throughout your content.</li>
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<h2 id="h-setup-and-installation">Quick Setup and Configuration Guide</h2>

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<li>Go to <a href="https://dashboard.weglot.com/register?fp_ref=woocommerce">https://dashboard.weglot.com/register-wordpress</a> to create an account.</li>
<li>Copy your API key from your Weglot dashboard. It will look something like: “wg_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”.</li>
<li>Find the Weglot Translate settings page on the bottom left of your WordPress admin dashboard.</li>
<li>Paste your API key, select your website’s original language and then finally add the new languages you’d like to translate it into. Click save.</li>
<li>Now’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…)</li>
<li>Click “Save”.</li>
<li>(Optional) Go to Appearance -> Widgets, then drag and drop the Weglot Translate widget where you want it to appear.</li>
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Refresh your web page. Your website is now multilingual and available in your chosen new languages. You can switch languages to see your live translated website.
When you’re ready, you can manage and edit your translations, make translation rules, exclude certain pages from translation, and more, all directly through your Weglot Dashboard.

Weglot Translate

The easiest way to translate your WooCommerce store.

<h1>The Easiest Multilingual Solution for WooCommerce</h1>
Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce is one of the most straightforward multilingual plugins for WooCommerce in the market. As store owner, we have tried out all the existing WooCommerce multilingual plugins ourselves and couldn’t find the one. The key features of the plugin we were looking for were: accurate translation, simple to use and fast performance. Since we couldn’t find one, we went ahead and created this multilingual plugin from a store owner’s perspective for the store owners.
Hope this helps you too.
<h1>Translate Your Site for International Customers</h1>
Effortlessly manage language translation for WooCommerce multilingual sites with Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce. It’s perfect for enterprise-level, big catalog WooCommerce stores.  Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce has an innovative, user-friendly UI.
Ease of use, enterprise capabilities, and accuracy mean Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce gives store owners, with stores of any size, peace of mind.
A key feature of Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce is its ability to translate product information without creating erroneous product listings and sync problems—a troubling flaw in other translation plugins.
<h2>Why did we create Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce?</h2>
We are store owners too. We tried to implement multilingual translation for our WooCommerce store with all other available plugins. They didn’t work for our store. We have a catalog of over 1000 products and none of the available plugins could handle the volume without creating errors.
We found that using a back-end approach (with context and domain considered) was the key to a successful multilingual translation plugin. Front-end approaches using JavaScript use the word-to-word dictionary and that mapping causes inaccuracies.
The UI on many existing plugins also appears to be adapted from products designed for WordPress, but not for WooCommerce. As a result of borrowing programming from WordPress products and using a front-end approach, the plugins are not user-friendly. Their settings are overly complex and they have external dashboards to manage translations. These setups cause original translations to be lost when changing texts anywhere, customized translations aren’t accessible from the API, and substrings conflict with longer strings causing translation issues.
We needed a multilingual translation product that worked for WooCommerce. We couldn’t find one, so we built one. We’re proud to offer other store owners Webis Multilingual for WooCommerce.
<h2>Features</h2>
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<li>Basic multilingual WordPress features are included</li>
<li>Multiple translations, one product (it does not duplicate products with each translation, creating duplicate stock, other sync issues, or performance issues like imagine doubling your catalog by having two languages)</li>
<li>It’s a back-end solution: it does not require an external dashboard or dictionary mapping (without content)</li>
<li>Supports non-English slugs</li>
<li>Simple and user-friendly UI</li>
<li>Language switcher included</li>
<li>Translations include:
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<li>Product translation</li>
<li>Category translation</li>
<li>Attribute translation</li>
<li>Post translation</li>
<li>Page translation</li>
<li>Menu translation</li>
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<li>Allows store owners to sell and grow in other regions and countries</li>
</ul>
<h3>Screenshots</h3>
Product translation
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Category translation
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Attribute translation
<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-8680996" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/attribute.png?w=620" alt="" width="620" height="511" />
Post translation
<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-8680989" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/post.png?w=620" alt="" width="620" height="321" />
Page translation
<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-8680994" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/page.png?w=620" alt="" width="620" height="320" />
Menu translation
<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-8680717" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/menu.png?w=620" alt="" width="620" height="443" />
<h2>FAQ</h2>
1) How can I change the language codes on a site URL?
Use the table in the plugin settings page to customize the language codes for each available language. By default, the system uses WP default language codes.
2) How can I show the language switcher?
Please use the “wml_language_switcher” shortcode to show the switcher. It accepts one parameter named “type.”
For example:
1) Dropdown: [wml_language_switcher type=“dropdown”]
2) List: [wml_language_switcher type=“list”]
3) Why does my site language keep changing back to the default language?
We use cookies to remember the language selected by the customer. If the site language keeps changing back to the default language, it’s likely that you have your browser cookies disabled, or you’re getting cached pages. If the latter, please consult with your developers and add the cookie name to the Cache-Busting Cookies List. In some cases, you may be required to change the cookie name. You can do that on the plugin’s Settings page.
4) How can I translate strings other than product info, page contents, etc.?
Please go to the plugin settings page and click the “String Translation” tab. You can search the string you wish to translate and provide translation for each language. If the string you want to translate is not on the list, please go to the bottom of the page and enable the “Scan Strings” feature. This will allow the system to scan the strings in the pages you visit.
For example:
If you want to translate a word “Edit” on the Cart page and the string is not in the list, you can enable the “Scan Strings” feature, refresh the Cart page, and refresh the list to see if it’s properly scanned by the system.
Please note that you may need to refresh the page a couple of times if the page contains too many strings. It is very important that you disable the “Scan Strings” option once you’re done with scanning as it will have a significant impact on performance and slow the site down.
5) How does menu translation work?
To add translations for menu items, go to: Appearance > Menus. 
Example:
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In the above screenshot, we’re adding translations for “Shop” menu item and have three dropdown lists: “All languages”, “Chinese (Simplified)” and “Japanese”. By selecting “All languages”, you are able to add translations for both Chinese and Japanese, and “Shop” menu will show on the storefront for both languages. Please select “Chinese (Simplified)” or “Japanese” if you only want to show the menu item on the storefront for that particular language.”
<h3>Settings</h3>
General Settings
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String Translation
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<h3>Requirements</h3>
Minimum PHP version: 5.2

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