WPML Plugin – The WordPress Multilingual Plugin Premium Download

One WordPress Installation – Multiple Languages
WPML makes it easy to run a multilingual website with a single WordPress installation. Choose languages for your site and start translating content.

WPML comes with 65 languages. You can also add your own language variants (like Canadian French or Mexican Spanish) using WPML’s languages editor.

Posts and pages are just the beginning. With WPML, you can translate custom post types, custom fields, widgets, menus, images, taxonomy, media – even texts in your site’s admin.

Flexible Translation Methods to Fit Your Needs
No matter if you’re creating and translating sites yourself, or if you’re building large sites for organizations. WPML offers a translation workflow that works for you.

Quality Automatic Translations
WPML’s Automatic Translation is the perfect combination of quality, affordability, and speed. Save 90% of your time with automatic translation. Then, use WPML’s review process to add a human touch to the machine translations.

WPML’s automatic translations are powered by Google, DeepL, Microsoft.

Translation Workflow Control
WPML’s Translation Management lets you control what you translate and how you translate it. Translate your entire site automatically, use automatic translation for specific posts and pages, or translate your site’s content yourself.

Multilingual & Multicurrency E-Commerce
WPML lets you easily build and run multilingual and multicurrency e-commerce sites with WooCommerce (using WooCommerce Multilingual). Enjoy complete support for simple and variable products, related products, sales and promotions and everything else that WooCommerce offers.

Visitors will enjoy a fully localized purchase process, starting with the product listing, through the cart and checkout and even localized confirmation emails.

String Translation
You can translate texts in other plugins and in Admin screens directly from WPML’s String Translation interface.

You’ll see where the texts come from both in the code and in the site, so that your translations are meaningful.