Description
With Polylang fully integrated to WordPress and using only its built-in core features (taxonomies), keep steady performances on your site and create a multilingual site featuring from just one extra language to 10 or more depending on your needs. There is no limit in the number of languages added and WordPress’ language packs are automatically downloaded when ready.
Features
Depending on the type of site you have built or are planning to build, a combination of plugins from the list below might be of interest.
All plugins include a wizard allowing to setup them in just a few clicks.
Polylang
Polylang and Polylang Pro share the same core providing features such as:
- Translating posts, pages, media, categories, post tags, custom post types and taxonomies, RSS feeds; RTL scripts are supported.
- The language is either set by the language code in URL, or you can use a different sub-domain or domain per language.
- Automatic copy of categories, post tags and other metas when creating a new post or page translation.
- Translating classic menus and classic widgets. Also accessible with Site Editor Classic Features in block themes.
- Customizable language switcher available as a classic widget or a classic navigation menu item.
- Compatibility with Yoast SEO.
Polylang Pro
Helps optimizing the time spent translating your site with some very useful extra features such as:
- Better integration in the new Block Editor.
- Language switcher available as a block.
- Language options available in the widget block editor.
- Template parts translatable in the site editor (FSE).
- Duplicate and/or synchronize content across post translations.
- Improved compatibility with other plugins such as
Installation
- Make sure you are using WordPress 6.2 or later and that your server is running PHP 7.2 or later (same requirement as WordPress itself).
- If you tried other multilingual plugins, deactivate them before activating Polylang, otherwise, you may get unexpected results!
- Install and activate the plugin as usual from the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- The setup wizard is automatically launched to help you get started more easily with Polylang by configuring the main features.
WP-CLI Installation:wp plugin install polylang --activateFrequently Asked Questions
- Where to find help ?
- First time users should read Polylang – Getting started, which explains the basics and includes a lot of screenshots.
- Read the documentation. It includes a FAQ and the documentation for developers.
- Search the community support forum. You will probably find your answers here.
- Read the sticky posts in the community support forum.
- If you still have a problem, open a new thread in the communit... [truncated]
Changelog
3.7.3 (2025-06-16)
- Pro: Always display ACF translation settings for field groups formerly translated in versions older than 3.7
- Pro: Fix translation displayed in child fields of ACF layout fields when they should not
- Pro: Fix translation of the ACF field “Choice” when the translation is set to “Copy once” or “Synchronize”
- Pro: Fix a PHP warning when translating some blocks
- Pro: Fix impossibility to change the language of an empty post in the block editor
- Fix duplicate values in options #1672
- Fix JS error in media library (grid view) #1674
- Fix language dropdown not present in the media modal accessible from the media library grid view #1675
- Fix DB error introduce by WooCommerce 9.9 #1681
3.7.2 (2025-05-27)
- Pro: Require ACF 6.0+ to activate the integration to avoid fatal errors with older versions
- Pro: Add a new ACF field grou... [truncated]
