- Last updated
- 4 days ago
- Version
- 0.1.0
- Tested up to
- WP 7.1.4
About this plugin
TranslateSense makes it easier to translate your WordPress website with AI and Polylang. Use Page Editor Translation to translate content directly inside Gutenberg, Elementor, or Classic Editor. Review the translated content, make your own changes, and keep full control before saving it. For larger translation tasks, use Bulk Translation to translate several posts into different languages.
Choose OpenAI, Google Gemini, or built-in AI in supported Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers. TranslateSense works with Gutenberg, Elementor, and Classic Editor, and supports WooCommerce products, custom fields, SEO details, and more.
Key Features
- AI translation: Use OpenAI, Google Gemini, Chrome Built-in AI, or Microsoft Edge built-in AI.
- Bulk translation: Translate multiple posts into one or more languages in one go.
- Page Editor Translation: Translate content directly inside Gutenberg, Elementor, or Classic Editor. Review and edit the translation in the editor, with full control over the final content.
- WooCommerce products: Translate product titles, slugs, descriptions, excerpts, ACF fields, and other configured custom fields.
- Custom fields: Translate supported custom fields, including ACF repeater and flexible content fields.
- SEO details: Translate SEO titles and meta descriptions for Yoast SEO, Rank Math, and SEOPress.
- Internal links: Link to the matching translated post when a translation is available.
- Categories and tags: Translate and assign categories, tags, and supported custom taxonomy terms.
- Translation Memory: Reuse saved translations instead of sending the same text for translation again.
- Keep your layout: Preserve supported Gutenberg blocks, Elementor widgets, and custom field structures.
- Custom translation rules: Use XML Configuration to add or change rules for supported blocks, widgets, and fields.
AI Providers
TranslateSense supports:
- OpenAI
- Google Gemini
- Chrome Built-in AI
- Microsoft Edge built-in AI
You can connect OpenAI and Google Gemini with your API credentials or through a supported WordPress AI Connector. Chrome and Edge built-in AI can translate without an external AI provider API key when the required browser features are available.
Supported Editors and Integrations
- Gutenberg: WordPress blocks and supported block libraries, including Spectra, Essential Blocks, Kadence Blocks, Stackable, Gutenverse, Ultimate Blocks, Qi Blocks, and Rank Math Table of Contents.
- Elementor: Supported widgets, widget settings, and repeater fields.
- Classic Editor: Post titles, slugs, excerpts, content, and configured custom fields.
- WooCommerce: Product titles, slugs, descriptions, excerpts, supported ACF fields, and configured custom fields through the Classic Editor translation workflow.
- Advanced Custom Fields (ACF): Supported fields, including repeater and flexible content fields.
- SEO plugins: Supported SEO details from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, and SEOPress.
- Polylang: Language selection and links between translated content.
You can add or adjust supported block, widget, and custom field rules in XML Configuration.
Translation Tools
Page Editor Translation
Translate content directly from the editor you already use. Start a translation inside Gutenberg, Elementor, or Classic Editor, then review the result and make changes before saving. You stay in control of the translated content and can work with it in the context of your page or post.
Bulk Translation
Choose the posts you want to translate, select the target languages and AI provider, then start the translation. Supported API-based translations can continue in the background. You can check progress and skip items that are still waiting to be translated.
Translation Memory
TranslateSense saves translations in your WordPress database. When the same text is used again, it can reuse the saved translation and help reduce repeat AI requests.
SEO and Internal Links
Translate supported SEO titles, meta descriptions, and slugs. When a translated version of a linked post is available, TranslateSense can update the link to point to it.
Support
📖Documentation | ✨TranslateSense Pro | 💬Premium Support
External Services
When you ask TranslateSense to translate content, the text you select is sent to the AI provider you choose. The provider processes that text under its own terms and privacy policy.
OpenAI
- Data sent: Text for translation and source and target language information.
- When: When you request a translation using OpenAI.
Privacy, Terms
Google Gemini
- Data sent: Text for translation and source and target language information.
- When: When you request a translation using Google Gemini.
Privacy, Terms
Dragwyb Feedback
Feedback is sent to Dragwyb only when you choose to submit it from the plugin.
Privacy, Terms
Chrome and Microsoft Edge built-in AI process translation text through the browser’s AI features. TranslateSense does not send that text to OpenAI or Google Gemini when you use browser-based AI.
Source Code and Contributions
TranslateSense is open source. You can explore the source code, report issues, and contribute to its development on GitHub.
Contributions and community feedback are welcome!
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- Actively maintained Last release 4 days ago
- Tested with current WordPress Tested up to 7.1.4
- Support questions answered Nothing open in the last two months
- Well rated No ratings yet
- Latest day
- 4
- Typical day
- 0
- Peak
- 134 Nov 6
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