WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce Reviews, Downloads & Maintenance

WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce includes everything you need to start selling internationally. You can easily set up and manage products in multiple currencies, no matter the size of your store. Or, translate your entire store to reach new customers all over the world by purchasing WPML.

Free Multi-Currency Features

WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce is the only free plugin that includes all of the following multi-currency features:

Add Currencies: show prices in over 200+ currencies.
Currency Switcher: display a currency switcher on product pages and widgets.
Switcher Content: display currency name, symbol, or code (e.g., Euro (€) – EUR)
Switcher Styling: display as list / dropdown, set background color, and add custom CSS.
Currency by Location: automatically display currencies based on a customer’s location.
Manual Exchange Rate: set your own custom exchange rates.
Automatic Exchange Rate: connect to an exchange rate source and pull data on a monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly basis.
Custom Prices: manually set prices in secondary currencies.
Custom Rates: manually set shipping rates in secondary currencies.

Paid Multilingual Features

Translate your entire WooCommerce store by pairing WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce with WPML – the most popular multilingual plugin with over 1,000,000+ installations:

AI Translation: automatically translate your store with PTC (Private Translation Cloud), WPML’s own AI translator that delivers human-quality accuracy at machine speed and cost.
Machine Translation: automatically translate with DeepL, Google Translate, and Microsoft Translator.
Multilingual SEO: get more international traffic by incorporating multilingual SEO best practices (hreflang tags, localized sitemaps, meta translation, etc.)
Translate Products: translate simple, variable, grouped, and external WooCommerce products.
Translate URLs: translate URL slugs and endpoints.
Translate Taxonomies: translate categories and attributes.
Translate Checkout: translate your cart, payment form, and confirmation pages.
Translate Reviews: translate user reviews on product pages.
Translate Emails: send emails to clients and admins in their language.
Currency by Language: automatically display currencies based on site language.
Payment Gateways: use different payment methods for each currency.
Inventory Tracking: manage inventory across all languages in one dashboard.
Custom Development: build your own custom functionality with WooCommerce REST API.

To use all features, you need WPML’s Multilingual CMS or Multilingual Agency plan. See WPML’s pricing for more details.

Compatibility With Woocommerce Extensions

WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce is fully compatible with popular extensions, including:

For the full list of compatible plugins, see WPML’s Compatible WooCommerce Extensions.

Additional Resources

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Installation

Minimum Requirements

WordPress 6.0 or later
PHP version 7.2 or later
MySQL version 5.6 or later
WooCommerce 3.9.0 or later

Setup

Install and activate “WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce” on your WordPress site. Then, go to WooCommerce → WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce and enable the multi-currency mode to add more currencies to your store. Read more about setting up multiple currencies for your online store.

If you also use the WPML plugin for multilingual functionality, follow the setup wizard to translate the store pages, configure what attributes should be translated, enable the multi-currency mode and more. Read more about translating your online store.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this work with other e-commerce plugins?

No. This plugin is tailored for WooCommerce.

What do I need to do in my theme?

Make sure that your theme is not hard-coding any URL. Always use API calls to receive URLs to pages and you’ll be fine.

How do I edit the translations of the cart or checkout page?

Some themes and plugins provide their own translations via localization files. WordPress loads these translations automatically.

To change any of these translations, you need to scan the theme or plugin providing these files. Go to WPML → Theme and Plugins Localization, select the theme or plugin providing the checkout page, and scan it.

After scanning, you should have the strings available in WPML → String Translation.

Read more about translating cart and checkout pages.

Can I have different URLs for the store in different languages?

Yes. You can translate the product permalink base, product category base, product tag base and the product attribute base on the Store URLs section.

Why do my product category pages return a 404 error?

In this case, you may need to translate the product category base. You can do that on the Store URLs section.

Can I set the prices in the secondary currencies?

By default, the prices in the secondary currencies are determined using the exchange rates that you fill in when you add or edit a currency. On individual products, however, you can override this and set prices manually for the secondary currencies.

Can I have separate currencies for each language?

Yes. By default, each currency will be available for all languages, but you can customize this and disable certain currencies on certain languages. You also have the option to display different currencies based on your customers’ locations instead.

Is this plugin compatible with other WooCommerce extensions?

WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce is compatible with all major WooCommerce extensions. We’re continuously working on checking and maintaining compatibility and collaborate closely with the authors of these extensions.

Review feed

IndianWebs

5/11/2023

La mejor opción ML a pesar de ello, muy mala.

Es muy triste que en 2023 wordpress no tenga un sistema ML nativo. Que la mejor opción a día de hoy, sea WPML a pesar de los multiples fallos y de la poca integración de este en plugins, es lamentable.Hace 20 años Joomla ya contaba con el ML nativo, que le da 10.000 patadas a WPML y es gratuito.

callumalden

8/3/2023

WPML will break your website and take your money.

Not only did it kill my website performance. Not only was it beyond complicated and buggy. It is also alleged to be a scam. They charged me 80 USD to translate five pages, they've sent an invoice for well over 250 pages (majority of which are inaccessible; the translations do not exist). The China-based company who may or may not still have my credit card on file (there is no clear explanation and no replies to my email) have no interest in after sales support or refunding or even understanding the problem. This stinks of a scam. My website is now broken. Despite an incredibly fast, cloud hosted, premium server we now have hanging pages, 404's all over the shop and a useless translation plugin called WPML did the damage.Note carefully (I did not) the language on the credits page- a clever use of English implies the credits drop down to a fraction of a cent after the initial introductory credits are used. Note their refund policy. Note the 1 star ratings.Note carefully the estimator only reads the current list of pages displayed / previewed (I think by default its 10 or so pages). You have to go digging to increase this number to show all pages, only then can you see the correctly estimated credits required. Note the slow pace of feedback: one moment you've spent 25 credits. Return to your screen 30 minutes later: 150,000 are gone. I feel so stupid as having previously (5+ years ago) I did trial this plugin and found it broke the site, it is incredibly badly written and not optimised in any way shape or form. WPML is no better than a scam. You would do much better to create a spreadsheet of your content and take it direct to a language translation site or perhaps get someone to stick it through some AI. You can then import those back into another CMS. I cannot remember leaving a bad review on Wordpress for anything, but you must be warmed WooCommerce Multilingual is a rip off and it is no wonder others have called it a scam.

Arnau Català

7/3/2024