Publish your site in several languages.
In TeleportHQ, you make a site multilingual from the language button at the top left of the canvas by clicking Enable internationalization and choosing a main language; each extra language then needs a paid language slot (no plan includes one), and code downloads become limited to Next.js and HTML.
In TeleportHQ, you add a language from the language button at the top left of the canvas → Add language; every language besides the main one needs a language slot (no plan includes one), which a Pro or Premium workspace can buy and assign in the same step, and TeleportHQ can translate your content and place a language switcher with AI as it adds the language.
TeleportHQ translates your site with AI when you add a language (Automatically translate content), keeps translations in sync when you edit text in the main language (Project settings → Editor → Preferences → Editing → Translate text elements automatically), fills missing translations from Manage Content, translates a single-language site into another language when you use Change, and follows your Glossary for brand names; translation uses AI tokens.
In TeleportHQ, you review translations from the language button → Manage Content, where you pick a page or component and edit each text in every language side by side; you can also edit one language on the canvas, translate page titles in Page SEO Settings, and export or import the texts for a translator as CSV or XLIFF.
In TeleportHQ, a language switcher can be placed for you when you add a language (Add a language switcher to the navigation and footer), or you add one yourself from Elements → Primitives → Interactive: lang-switcher is a dropdown, and Lang Toggle is an inline "en / es" row that highlights the active language; neither makes your website a web app.
On a multilingual TeleportHQ site, the main language lives at your normal addresses (/about) and every other language gets its language code in front (/es/about); the page address itself is the same in every language, the automatic sitemap tells search engines about each translation, and each page's title and description can be translated.
In TeleportHQ, you manage languages from the language button at the top left of the canvas; click the … next to a language to choose Set as main language or Delete, and use Change to move a single-language site to another language, with an AI translation of its content if you want one; deleting a language removes its translations for good and frees its slot, which keeps billing until you cancel it.
