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WeLocale translates your website into 50+ languages with one connection. No code changes, no 
developer, live in minutes. Add your App Key and the WeLocale widget translates your site in 
place, with a built-in language switcher and SEO hreflang tags (on paid plans).
<ul>
<li>One connection, no code changes</li>
<li>50+ languages, AI-powered translations</li>
<li>Built-in language switcher</li>
<li>SEO hreflang tags (Pro and Scale plans)</li>
<li>Words are stored permanently and never reset monthly</li>
</ul>
You manage languages, translations, the switcher, and SEO in your WeLocale dashboard. This plugin 
only connects your site using your App Key; translations are stored in your WeLocale account, not 
in WordPress. The widget always loads its latest version from welocale.net, so improvements arrive 
without updating this plugin.
<h3>External service</h3>
This plugin connects your site to WeLocale (https://welocale.net), a third-party website-translation 
service, and requires a WeLocale account. When enabled, it loads the WeLocale widget script 
(https://welocale.net/widget/latest/loader.js) on your public pages using your App Key. The widget 
reads the visible text of your pages to translate it.
<ul>
<li>Terms of Service: https://welocale.net/terms</li>
<li>Privacy Policy: https://welocale.net/privacy</li>
</ul>

WeLocale

Translate your WordPress site into 50+ languages with one connection. AI-powered, no code changes.

Marco Giannini

Just install this plugin for print:
link rel=”alternate” hreflang=”the language” href=”the url”
This plugin needs Polylang for working. 
No WPML supports.
This plugin needs Polylang to be activated for working.
This plugin auto prints all the alternate language of the current page. If no alternate language found it prints the homepage alternate URL.

Hreflang for polylang

Auto print in header the link alternate hreflang of all the language in the website.

WeLocale vs Hreflang for polylang