Easy Tech TutsHow to Make Wix Website Multilingual Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Expanding your Wix site to reach international visitors starts with the Wix Multilingual app, which lets you add secondary languages and auto-translate your content in bulk. This guide covers setting your primary and secondary languages, using machine translation as a starting point, and manually refining the results before adding a language switcher to your header.
01Open your site settings
From your Wix dashboard, navigate to the Settings panel to find localization options.
02Enable Multilingual
Locate the Multilingual toggle and launch the core language setup interface.
03Set your languages
Define your primary language and add the secondary languages you want to support.
04Run auto-translation
Activate the automated machine translation tool to convert your content in bulk as a starting point.
05Manually refine translations
Switch between localized page views to correct specific text blocks, button labels, and swap any media that needs localization.
06Add a language selector
Embed a language selector widget in your site header and preview the multi-language navigation before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
Is machine translation accurate enough to publish as-is?
It's a solid starting point, but manually reviewing and refining text, especially idioms and marketing copy, is recommended before publishing.
Can visitors switch languages themselves?
Yes, once you add the language selector widget to your header, visitors can toggle between your supported languages.
Does multilingual setup affect my SEO?
Each language version can have its own metadata, which is worth setting up individually to support search visibility in each language.
Can I translate images and buttons too, not just text?
Yes, the multilingual editor lets you swap media assets and button text independently for each language version.
Watch the full walkthrough
The same steps, demonstrated on screen from start to finish.
