About TranslatePress
TranslatePress is a WordPress plugin for making a site multilingual. Instead of switching between separate string-translation screens, users translate directly on the final page from the front end, with support for WooCommerce and common site builders.
Its AI translation feature produces automatic translations inside the plugin without extra APIs or setup; users enter a license key and the whole site can be translated and prepared for multilingual SEO, with manual refinement afterward. The vendor stresses ownership: the plugin is GPL and self-hosted, a yearly license covers AI translation, premium features, updates and support, and translations remain on the site even if the license expires.
TranslatePress runs on your own WordPress installation, with a demo, documentation and a Shopify option listed on the site. Pricing is shown on a dedicated page, and the vendor also provides support articles and a blog for site owners getting started.
Key features
- Visual front-end translation editor
- Built-in AI automatic translation
- WooCommerce and site builder support
- Multilingual SEO preparation
- Manual refinement of any translation
- Translations kept after license expiry
Good fit for
- →Site owners translating pages visually
- →WooCommerce stores adding AI-translated product pages
- Tags
- wordpress
- translation-plugin
- multilingual
- visual-editor
- ai-translation
- woocommerce
- plugin
TranslatePress: questions and answers
- What is TranslatePress used for?
- TranslatePress is a plugin that translates WordPress sites through a visual editor on the front end, with built-in AI translation, on your own server. It is a good fit for site owners translating pages visually and WooCommerce stores adding AI-translated product pages.
- Is TranslatePress free?
- Yes. TranslatePress has a free plan, and paid plans start at €8.25 per month.
- Is TranslatePress open source?
- No. TranslatePress is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Localization category, open-source options include Intlayer, LibreTranslate and Weblate.
- Can I self-host TranslatePress?
- Yes. Although TranslatePress is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.
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