About LLM Automatic Translation
LATW offers AI translation plugins for WordPress, called LATW. LATW Multilingual is a standalone system with a language switcher, clean URLs, hreflang SEO, and Elementor and Divi builder translation, using an overlay architecture that keeps each post single and canonical, so neither WPML nor Polylang is required. A bilingual site is free, and Pro lets you translate in one click with a choice of OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepL, Google Translate or MyMemory.
For existing setups there are add-ons. The WPML version translates posts, pages, custom fields, builder content and strings with a glossary and full translation history, and supports Gutenberg, WooCommerce, Elementor, Bricks and Yoast and Rank Math SEO fields. The Polylang version hands text extraction to Polylang Pro's export services and translates Elementor field by field in background jobs. The Loco Translate version queues a whole .po file, translates it in the background and recompiles the .mo file.
The vendor says you pay the model provider directly for token usage, with no credits or per-word markup. The site is available in English, Polish, Spanish, German, Swedish and Dutch and includes a knowledge base.
Key features
- Standalone multilingual plugin with language switcher
- Clean URLs and hreflang SEO
- Elementor and Divi builder translation
- Add-on for WPML, Polylang and Loco Translate
- Six translation engines on your own API key
- Glossary and translation history
- Background jobs for large translations
Good fit for
- WordPress sites adding AI translation to WPML
- Agencies translating whole .po files for themes and plugins
LLM Automatic Translation: questions and answers
- What is LLM Automatic Translation used for?
- LLM Automatic Translation is a family of WordPress plugins that translate whole sites with AI, either as a standalone multilingual system or as an add-on for WPML, Polylang and Loco Translate. It is a good fit for WordPress sites adding AI translation to WPML, and agencies translating whole .po files for themes and plugins.
- Is LLM Automatic Translation open source?
- No. LLM Automatic Translation is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Localization category, open-source options include Lingo.dev, LibreTranslate and Weblate.
- Can I self-host LLM Automatic Translation?
- Yes. Although LLM Automatic Translation is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.
- What are some alternatives to LLM Automatic Translation?
- LLM Automatic Translation competes with WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress.
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