So, you’ve built a beautiful website using Elementor. Awesome! But now, people from different countries are visiting. You need to speak their language. That’s where translation apps come in.
There are many tools out there that claim to be the best. But which one is actually the right fit for you? Let’s break it down in a fun and simple way.
Why You Need a Translation App for Elementor
First of all, Elementor doesn’t handle multiple languages on its own. You need an extra plugin or app.
A good translation app will:
- Help you translate pages quickly
- Keep your design perfect
- Boost your SEO in new languages
Okay, now let’s look at some top choices!
1. WPML – The Classic Choice
WPML (WordPress Multilingual Plugin) has been around for years. It works great with Elementor.
Pros:
- Very stable
- Good support
- Works with all Elementor widgets
Cons:
- Can be a bit complex for beginners
- It’s not free
If you want something reliable and you’re okay with reading tutorials, WPML is solid.
2. TranslatePress – Simple and Friendly
TranslatePress is made for people who want a clean and easy experience. You can translate right from the front end of your site.
Pros:
- Easy to use and beginner-friendly
- Live editing – see changes as you make them
- SEO-friendly
Cons:
- Free plan is limited
- Manual translation takes time
This is perfect if you’re a beginner and like to see what you’re doing in real time.
3. Weglot – Fast and Automatic
Weglot is the new kid on the block. But wow, is it fast! It translates your website in minutes using AI.
Pros:
- Very quick setup
- Auto translation powered by AI
- Supports 100+ languages
Cons:
- Monthly subscription
- Not as customizable for deep translations
This is great for people who want a plug-and-play option with little effort.
4. Polylang – Free and Flexible
Polylang is a free plugin (with a premium version). It lets you add multiple languages and translate manually.
Pros:
- Free to start
- Supports Elementor well
- Nice flexibility
Cons:
- Takes time to translate everything
- Some settings are a little hidden
If you don’t mind doing some extra work and want to save money, Polylang could be for you.
What Should You Look For?
Before picking one, think about what you really need. Ask yourself:
- Do I need auto translation or will I translate manually?
- Is SEO in other languages important to me?
- Do I want a free option or am I okay paying?
Different users, different needs! That’s totally okay.
Our Favorites
If you want the fastest setup and don’t mind a monthly fee, try Weglot.
If you want the cleanest interface, go with TranslatePress.
If you’re building a big multi-language site, choose WPML.
And if you like free tools that still pack a punch, Polylang might win your heart.
Final Thoughts
Whichever tool you choose, just remember—connecting with people in their language is powerful. It builds trust. It grows your audience. And it makes your website truly international!
Happy translating! 🌍
