### [Translating WPForms into Multiple Languages](https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-translate-wpforms-into-multiple-languages/) **Published:** November 23, 2023 **Author:** David Ozokoye **Excerpt:** Learn how to translate forms into multiple languages with WPML or Weglot. **Content:** Would you like to translate the same form into multiple languages on your site? If you have a multilingual site, then you most likely want each of your forms to automatically appear in the language your site is currently using. This guide will introduce you to two popular tools for translating your site (including forms) into more than one language: WPML and Weglot. **Note:** This guide is only intended for multilingual sites. For single-language sites, WPForms has several translations built right in, including Spanish, Italian, Japanese, French, German, Russian, Dutch, Hindi, Polish, Turkish, and Portuguese (Brazilian). You can also see our separate tutorial on [translating forms into a different single language](https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-translate-wpforms-into-a-different-language/ "How to Translate WPForms into a Different Language"). --- ## What Are WPML and Weglot? [WPML](https://wpforms.com/refer/wpml/ "WPML.org") and [Weglot](https://wpforms.com/refer/weglot/ "WeGlot.com") are two premium tools available for setting up multilingual WordPress sites. While the goals of these two services are very similar (to help you easily translate your site into more than one language), their user experiences differ in many ways. Below, we’ll share more details on each to help you decide which might be the better fit for your site. ## Translating Your Multilingual WPForms with WPML **Requirements:** Using WPML with WPForms requires its Multilingual CMS license or higher. You can find more information about WPML’s pricing options [on its site](https://wpforms.com/refer/wpml/). [WPML](https://wpforms.com/refer/wpml/ "WPML.org") is a plugin and translation service for setting up a multilingual WordPress site. It’s especially popular among advanced users, or those looking for a deeper level of control over their translations. WPML can translate every aspect of your WordPress site, including: - Forms - Pages - Posts - Menus - Theme Text In case you’d like to have someone else manage all the translations for you, WPML also offers professional translation services. We’ve worked with the WPML team to make their plugin compatible with WPForms for an easy, out-of-the-box translation solution. **Note:** For issues with your forms related to WPML, please [reach out to its support team](https://wpml.org/forums/forum/english-support/) with any questions. You can translate your forms directly from the Translation Management section in WPML. To do this, go to **WPML » Translation Management** in your WordPress dashboard. From there, you’ll find a dedicated WPForms section where you can select your forms, choose a translation method, and send them for translation. ![](https://wpforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/wpml-wpforms-translation-1024x792.png)For more details, check out [WPML’s office guide to translating WPForms](https://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/creating-multilingual-forms-using-wpforms-and-wpml/). WPML even allows you to customize your [form notification emails](https://wpforms.com/docs/setup-form-notification-wpforms/). See our developer documentation for tutorials on how to [translate validation messages with WPML](https://wpforms.com/developers/change-validation-messages-for-wpml/) and how to [localize date picker strings](https://wpforms.com/developers/localize-the-date-picker-strings/). ## Translating Your Multilingual WPForms with Weglot Weglot offers a free trial for up to 2,000 translated words on one site. For more information on its pricing options, [check out its site](https://wpforms.com/refer/weglot/). [Weglot](https://wpforms.com/refer/weglot/ "WeGlot.com") makes it really easy to create a multilingual website. It uses its own translation API, which seamlessly integrates with your WordPress site. With over 100 languages available, Weglot allows you to publish your site in just about any language you’d like. We’ve worked with the Weglot team to make their plugin compatible with WPForms. There’s no configuration needed, and no coding. It just works! For help troubleshooting issues with Weglot in your forms, please [reach out to its support team](https://support.weglot.com/) with any questions. The reason that we teamed up with Weglot specifically is that its translation approach is super straightforward. After you install [the Weglot WordPress plugin](https://wordpress.org/plugins/weglot/ "WordPress.org: WeGlot plugin"), all you have to do is choose your site’s original language and the target language(s) you’d like to offer. ![Choose translation languages in WeGlot settings](https://wpforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Choose-translation-lanugages-in-WeGlot-settings.jpg)When you save these settings, Weglot will automatically generate the necessary translations for you. The translated content and language picker will then appear on your site right away. ![WeGlot translations on front end form](https://wpforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/WeGlot-translations-on-front-end-form.jpg)If you’d like to manually adjust any translations, Weglot provides a super simple option for that, too. To edit translations, you’ll need to open Weglot’s settings in your WordPress admin area. From there, click on the **Edit My Translations** button to open up all of your automatic translations and make any adjustments you’d like. ![Manually editing Weglot translations](https://wpforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Options-to-manually-edit-translations-in-WeGlot.jpg)If you’re a beginner looking for a translation solution that requires minimal effort or can’t personally create all of the translations you’d like to provide, then Weglot is likely the best fit for your site. If you’d like to preview Weglot’s full options or see a step-by-step setup guide, be sure to check out [our multilingual site tutorial](https://wpforms.com/wordpress-website-multilingual/ "How to Make Your WordPress Website Multilingual (The Easy Way)"). That’s it! We hope this guide helped you to determine which translation tool might be best for you to create a multilingual WordPress site. Next, would you also like to make your forms smarter? Be sure to check out our tutorial on [setting up conditional logic](https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-use-conditional-logic-with-wpforms/ "How to Use Conditional Logic with WPForms"), which lets you customize which fields users see in your form based on their input or selections. **Categories:** Extending, Extending Functionality ---