Publish your registration page in several languages

A language pill sits beside the device pill on the Design canvas, and in the Form and Launch steps. Add a language there: AI drafts every text of the page in it, from the headline and the sections down to the field labels, placeholders and option labels of the form, while the structure, the layout, the media and every setting stay shared.

Showing a language turns the canvas into the translated page. Pick a section and each text appears with its source above and its translation below, so you can correct a wording in place. A text you typed yourself is marked as edited by hand and is never replaced without asking you.

Ten languages are available: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish and Danish. An image that carries text can be swapped for a language-specific one; every other visual stays shared.

Edit the source page and the texts that changed since their translation are flagged as outdated, in the language menu, on the canvas and before you publish. One Update translations action refreshes every language at once; a single text or section can be retranslated on its own.

Each language lives at its own address, such as /your-page/fr, with its own canonical link, hreflang alternates and structured data, and the sitemap lists every version. The page footer links to the other languages, and a visitor whose browser speaks one of them sees a discreet hint. Nobody is redirected: the address they opened is the page they get.