Website translation service that adds multilingual pages without code
Weglot translates an existing website by adding a script or a CMS plugin, then serving the translated pages under their own URLs. Machine translation does the first pass, and a visual editor lets you open the site in any language and correct individual strings in place, with a glossary for brand terms and rules to exclude blocks you would rather leave alone. It also handles the search side, generating the language-specific URLs and tags that multilingual SEO depends on. For teams running a marketing site rather than a software product, that combination of fast setup and visible editing is the main difference from a full localisation platform.
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multilingual marketing sites, e-commerce expansion and agency client work
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Usually not. You add a script or install a CMS plugin and the service rewrites pages as they are served. Custom setups sometimes need extra configuration, especially where content is rendered dynamically in the browser.
That is a core part of the product. Each language gets its own URL and the correct language tags, which is what search engines need in order to serve the right version to the right audience.
Weglot detects updated content and translates the changes, while your manual edits are preserved as overrides. That balance between automation and editorial control is the main workflow to understand before launch.
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