WP Provider Translate Academy

WP Provider Translate translates your WordPress site into other languages, and keeps it translated. Every page gets its own address per language, such as yoursite.com/es/, so visitors and search engines find it in their language. Your shop, menus, forms and e-mails come along, and you can correct any translation right on the page.

This Academy shows you how, one topic at a time. Lessons marked ▶ start with a short video of a real shop being set up, followed by the same steps in writing; the guides explain how things work, which plugins it works with, and what to do when something doesn’t look right. You don’t need to be technical: if you can edit a page in WordPress, you can follow along.

New here? Start with Install and connect, then Choose your languages: in a few minutes your site is translating. After that, pick whatever you need below.

Getting started

▶ Install and connectInstall the WP Provider Translate plugin, connect your site to your account and follow the three setup steps to your first translated page.

▶ Choose your languagesPick the languages your site is translated into. Translation starts as soon as you save.

Settings and your plan in WP Provider TranslateA tour of the WP Provider Translate settings page, how to read your plan usage, where to see translation status, and how to report a problem.

Change your WP Provider Translate planHow to upgrade, choose a smaller plan or cancel WP Provider Translate from WordPress, what happens to your translations, and who can pay.

The 14-day free trial and what happens when it endsWhat the 14-day free trial of WP Provider Translate includes, where you see the days left, and what stays on your site when it ends without a plan.

Translations

What gets translated on your WordPress siteWhat WP Provider Translate translates on your WordPress site, from page text, menus and SEO tags to WooCommerce emails, and what it leaves alone.

How translation works, from saving to a live pageHow WP Provider Translate translates your WordPress site in the background, when a page goes live in a language, and what happens to your corrections.

Edit and correct translations in WordPressEdit and correct translations right on the page or on the Translations screen, for one page or everywhere, and review texts whose original changed.

Different images and content per languageShow a different image, video or PDF per language, show blocks only in some languages, and set which pages exist in which language with address rules.

Design and content

▶ Language switcher in the menuPut the language switcher in your site's menu bar, next to your other menu links.

Language switcher options for WordPressAdd a language switcher to your WordPress site as a floating button, block, shortcode or Elementor widget, with or without flags.

Addresses and SEO

Multilingual SEO on WordPress, hreflang and sitemapsHow WP Provider Translate handles multilingual SEO on WordPress for you, with hreflang tags, canonical URLs, translated slugs and XML sitemaps per language.

A domain per language in WordPressServe each language of your WordPress site on its own domain, such as yoursite.de for German, with links, hreflang and sitemaps per domain.

Switching from another plugin

Migrate from WPML to WP Provider TranslateMigrate from WPML to WP Provider Translate step by step. Your languages, translated addresses, domains and existing WPML translations come along.

Migrate from TranslatePress to WP Provider TranslateMigrate from TranslatePress step by step. Your existing translations, translated addresses, languages and language switchers come along.

Works with

Translate Elementor, Divi and other page builder sitesTranslate a site built with Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks or the block editor. You keep building in your own language; visitors get theirs.

Translate your WooCommerce shop, checkout and emailsTranslate a WooCommerce shop with WP Provider Translate, from product pages to cart, checkout and the order emails your customers receive.

Translate Yoast SEO, Rank Math and other SEO pluginsHow WP Provider Translate works with Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress and others: translated meta tags, canonical, hreflang and sitemaps.

Caching plugins on a translated site: LiteSpeed, WP RocketHow WP Provider Translate works with caching plugins such as LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket and W3 Total Cache, so visitors never get a half-translated page.

Translate contact forms and GiveWP donation formsHow WP Provider Translate translates contact forms and GiveWP donation forms, their messages, and keeps payment notifications working in every language.

Help

Privacy and GDPR in WP Provider TranslateWhat WP Provider Translate sends to be translated and what never leaves your site. Useful for GDPR questions about a translation plugin.

WP Provider Translate filters and actions referenceEvery public WP Provider Translate filter and action, with its parameters, return value, when it runs and a short PHP example for your theme or plugin.

WP-CLI commands for WP Provider TranslateEvery wp wpprovider-translate WP-CLI command, with its options, an example and what it prints: translate, crawl, sync, status, imports and more.

Can’t find what you’re looking for? In WordPress, go to WP Provider Translate → Report a problem, or e-mail support@wpptranslate.com.