Translate WordPress pages in context

TranslatePress Premium extends the front-end visual editor with tools for managing multilingual WordPress sites. Work on a page while seeing its translations in place. The editor handles page content and output from shortcodes, forms, page builders, Gutenberg blocks, themes, add-ons, and WooCommerce.

Translate manually, start with automatic translation, or combine the two and refine the wording in the editor. Each premium version includes TranslatePress AI access with a set number of AI-translated words. Google Translate is also available with your own API key; automatic translation can be enabled or disabled in the options. A separate DeepL Automatic Translation add-on uses the DeepL API.

When a site needs more language and publishing controls

• Extra Languages: add an unlimited number of translation languages, then publish each language when its translations are complete.
• SEO Pack: translate page titles, descriptions, URL slugs, image alt tags, and Twitter and Facebook Social Graph tags. It works with popular SEO plugins.
• Different Domain per Language: assign a domain to each added language.
• Translator Accounts: let existing customers or created accounts translate the website without administrator rights.
• Browse as User Role: view and translate content visible to a selected visitor role.
• Navigation Based on Language: configure various menu items for each language.

For content beyond standard page text

TranslatePress works with images, sliders, and other media, along with dynamic gettext strings from WordPress, themes, and plugins. Merge strings into translation blocks or use Translation Blocks to translate multiple HTML components together. Conditional display shortcodes can show content for a particular language. You can also translate gettext strings from themes and plugins without adding another language.

For sites with different user and URL needs

Display the language switcher as a menu entry, floating dropdown, Language Switcher block, or shortcode. Choose whether language names appear in their native form or in English, make custom links open in the current language, and enable or disable a URL subdirectory for the default language. You can also translate selected paths or exclude content from translation.

For automatic translation, TranslatePress AI sends page text, the license key, site URL, and language settings to its translation service; requests may be triggered by front-end page visits. If you use Google Translate or DeepL with your own API key, site content is sent to that service for translation.

Setup

Add TranslatePress Premium to WordPress, choose the default and translation languages, and configure the premium tools for your process. Set up the switcher, translation method, and optional URL settings, then review pages in the front-end editor.