wpLingua Premium

Translation flow and storage

wpLingua Premium generates machine translations for WordPress content through its integrated wpLingua API. Premium supports up to 25 target languages, with no limit on translated words. The API is a third-party service. It is contacted when you create or verify an API key and when your website requests automatic translation for new text. You do not need a separate DeepL or Google Translate plan. Translations are stored in your WordPress database.

A free first target language is available for non-commercial sites. Commercial use or additional target languages requires a Premium package.

Edit translated text and URLs

Use the visual on-page editor to revise machine translations in context. Dictionary rules can keep selected words unchanged or specify how they should be translated in each language. You can exclude whole pages by URL or selected sections with CSS selectors.

wpLingua discovers site URLs and separates them into editable slugs. Choose which slugs to translate, then adjust them as needed. Language-specific rules can also change link and media URLs, including image, iframe, and intercepted JSON URLs.

Language switcher and search elements

Customize the language switcher’s style, theme, language names, and flags, with an option to add custom CSS. Add it through a predefined position, a navigation menu, the Language Switcher block in the Site Editor, or the [wplng_switcher] shortcode.

wpLingua translates meta title and description tags, hreflang links, social media meta tags, and image ALT attributes. It can also make XML sitemaps multilingual automatically. These features prepare language versions for search engine indexing; they do not guarantee rankings or inclusion.

Setup and compatibility

Install and activate the plugin, request an API key in its settings, then choose language preferences. The setup described by the product does not require coding knowledge. wpLingua is not compatible with WordPress Multisite.