Reviewed wording
Publish the translation you have prepared for your audience.
Multilingual Pages
Speak clearly to every audience you serve.
Maintain a published page in more than one language, with reviewed wording and a clear visitor choice. Keep the original content and its translations together.
Manage page translationsClear language choice
Visitors can select an available published translation.
One content relationship
Manage the original page and its language variants in the same workspace.
Translate the customer journey
A useful translation covers the introduction, link labels, contact context, and the next action. Clear language makes a page more useful than a translated heading above untranslated content.
Keep names, destinations, and factual details consistent while adapting the wording to the people you want to reach.
Publish the version you have reviewed
The page controls keep language variants connected to the original. Visitors choose from the translations that are actually published.
Review every translation after changing an offer, contact detail, or destination so a language variant does not describe an older arrangement.
Build a recognisable presence across languages
Consistent imagery, colours, and structure help people recognise your business whichever language they read.
A translation improves accessibility to an audience; search inclusion and rankings remain decisions made by the relevant search engine.
Common questions
What teams ask before they start.
Is the page translated automatically?
These controls publish translations you maintain and review. They do not replace an editorial review of your content.
Can visitors change the displayed language?
Yes, when more than one published translation is available for the page.
Start with a real workflow