WPML vs WeGlot vs Polylang - Who's is the BEST Translation Solution for WordPress
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- WPML vs WeGlot vs Polylang - Who's is the BEST Translation Solution for WordPress
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its hard just to trust on "automatic" translations, so in you experience WPML will be transform a large scale website in nigthmare? would be slow?
We have a website with more than 1000 blogposts and we want to machine translate each blogpost in 20 languages. Using machine translation Google API, it turns out expensive to us. If there any ways, where we can export and import the translation using CSV or excel format using Polylang pro?
Hey Ankit, I got a question. The client I work with requires an additional 3 languages for the existing site. and he prefers manual translation. out of WPML & Polylang which one should I choose? And between these two, which plugin gives better SEO & Woocommerce support?
Polylang got more language options but got higher price, other than that both plugins offer support for Woocommerce. So if your desired language is only available with Polylang than there is not much to think. But if it is available with WPML then go for it. Above all, they both have pretty good return policy so make sure you use first create all the use cases and then test them if they can do it for you or not.
@@magazine3tv260 Thanks for the response. I'll take this into consideration.
If you use Weglot, you can access and edit your page text using the Visual editor or the Dashboard. You can let the automated translation produce a first draft of any existing text, than you fix it manually and use/publish that manual translation only. In the Dashboard, WeGlot usually tells you this particular page is a Manual Translation.
Great video, helped me a lot.
How about Gtranstor?