Localization in TeleportHQ

Here is a quick guide to use localization (internationalization) in TeleportHQ to create multilingual websites.

Enable localization

Keep in mind that once enabled there is no way to disable localization. We recommend duplicating the project before enabling Localization.

To enable website localization in TeleportHQ, from the editor:

Click on the Localization button in the Top-left of the Canvas (it will have English by default)
Click Enable
In the new modal select the Main language and click Enable

Enabling localization

Add a new language

To add a new language

Click on the Localization button in the Top-left of the Canvas just as before
Click Add Language
Search and select the language from the dropdown list
In the new confirmation modal click Add language

Adding more than one localization will be charged separately.

Adding a new localization language

Add language switcher

To make it possible to switch from one language to another you will need to add a language switcher somewhere on the page, generally it is added in the Navbar or Footer.

To add a language switcher to your website:

Go to the Left panel -> Elements tab -> Interactive category
Drag the Lang switcher interactive element to the website

To edit the repeatable content inside of the switcher, you can navigate to it by selecting the switcher and clicking Show in the Dropdown settings in the Right panel. You can then drag or add elements into the Language switcher item. This can be useful for example if you want to add a language flag inside of each Language Switcher Item.

To add flags for each language you will need to add all of the language flags in the Language Switcher Item container and then use Conditional rendering to show the proper flag when the correct language is displayed.

Keep in mind that the language container is a repeatable element, so you only need to edit one element.

How to add and edit a language switcher

Manage localized text

To manage and update any text, original or translated:

Click on the Localization button in the Top-left of the Canvas just as before
Click Update content
In the new window you can search and make changes to any text in the project
Optional: Enable Automatically translate content switch to apply changes to the default languages to all other languages.

Managing localized text

Set up main language

Once localization is enabled on a website you are able to select which one is the main lanugage.

To select the main language:

Go to the Top Left part of the Canvas where the languages are displayed
Enable the dropdown menu
From the Dropdown menu click on the ellipsis icon to open the settings
Select Set as Main Language

How to set up main language

Updated on: 16/02/2026

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