Multilingual websites

Make your website feel closer to every customer.

Reach people in the languages they use without creating a separate website for each audience. Cedros brings language settings, translated content, and publishing into one workspace, so your team can maintain the message as well as the design.

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From source content to a usable language version

Choose the languages you want to serve

Set the site’s default language and the additional locales you plan to maintain. Configure how language prefixes appear in URLs. Establishing this structure gives each audience a consistent route into the site and gives your team a clear set of versions to manage.

Create a first translation faster

Use AI-assisted translation for supported pages, posts, and documentation. Start from the saved source content and select the target languages. Translation gives your team a draft to work from, reducing the effort of preparing each version from a blank page.

Refine the message for the audience

Edit translated wording to preserve the meaning of your offer, explain product terms, and reflect the language your customers actually use. Keep important claims and calls to action clear. Your team can improve the translation while retaining the website’s shared visual identity.

Review the complete page before release

Check the translated content alongside its title, search metadata, links, and page layout. Longer text and different reading directions can change how a page feels. Use the publishing workflow to review the version visitors will see before making it public.

Keep one brand across language versions

Use the same website and theme system for your localized content. Shared design decisions help the site stay recognizable while each language gets wording appropriate to its audience. Review connected forms and navigation as part of that customer journey.

Keep the offer current in every language

When a product, price, or service explanation changes, update the relevant translations alongside the source. Cedros keeps the language work near the content your team maintains, making it easier to treat each version as part of the same website.

Useful to know

Does enabling a language translate the whole website?

Language settings establish which locales the site supports. Use the translation workflows for the content you want to localize, then review the result and the surrounding interface.

Can I edit an AI translation?

Yes. AI helps prepare the wording; your team can refine terminology, tone, and audience-specific information before publishing.

Do I need a separate theme for each language?

No. Language versions belong to the same website and can share its theme. Check the layout with the actual translated text, particularly where text length or reading direction changes.

Welcome customers with a message they understand.

Bring language versions into the same content and design workflow your team already uses.

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