Offer your page in several languages

Updated September 8, 2026

Add a language from the builder and let AI draft the whole page in it.

What it’s for

A page is written in its event's language. For an international audience, add a version in another language: AI drafts every text of the page, you review it, and visitors get the translated page at its own address, indexed by search engines as such.

Structure stays shared. Sections, their order, the form fields, the layout, the media and every setting are the same in every language; only the text changes (and, when you decide so, an image).

  1. Open your page in the builder, on step 3 · Design. At the top right of the canvas, beside the device pill, the language pill names the language shown: the event's, the one the page is written in.

  2. Click the pill. The menu lists the source language, each version with its status (up to date, outdated texts, texts to translate), one Update translations action for every language, and the languages you can still add.

    Add a language drafts the whole page with AI. You review every text afterwards.
  3. Pick a version: the canvas shows the page as its visitors will see it in that language, and the right panel becomes the translation overview.

Good to know

  • Ten languages are available: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish and Danish. The buttons, validation messages and dates of the page follow the language too.
  • Each language lives at its own address, such as /your-page/fr, with its own canonical link and hreflang alternates. Visitors are never redirected: someone whose browser speaks another available language sees a discreet hint instead.
  • Update translations refreshes only what is missing or outdated, in every language at once. A text you edited by hand is never replaced without asking you.
  • While AI drafts or updates a language, a status pill at the bottom of the builder names the language being translated and, across several languages, which one of how many. It stays visible on every step. Stay until it finishes: leaving the page loses the translation in progress, so the builder asks you to confirm first.
  • Remove a language from the same menu: its address then sends visitors to the source language.

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