The Weglot 2.0 interactive demo shows how users translate a WordPress website while maintaining a consistent brand tone. Users click Get started, open the language list, search for French, and choose a translation language from more than 110 available options. They then review Weglot’s suggested brand description, customize it, add a brand voice attribute, and preview how the changes affect translations. To connect the translation setup to WordPress, users copy and paste their API key into the WordPress Dashboard. Weglot adds a language switcher so website visitors can select an available language, and translations are generated as pages are visited in those languages. The demo also shows how users manage and refine translated content in the Weglot Dashboard. In the Translations List tab, original content and translations appear side by side, and users edit translations by clicking the translated text. The Visual Editor provides a live website preview for editing translations in context. Users can generate translated versions of images that contain text, which then appear on the translated page, and create guidelines that apply automatically to future translations. The walkthrough ends by introducing Weglot’s 14-day trial for translating a WordPress website.
