Translate your website automatically —
with AI, right inside your CMS.
You write a page once, in your main language. JetPages translates the whole page into your other languages — the copy, the meta title, and the meta description. You review, adjust, and publish when every language is ready.
How AI website translation works in JetPages
Translation always starts from your website's default language and fills the other languages from there. You decide whether to translate into all languages or only some.
Important: a new translation replaces the text in the target languages. So if the AI keeps doing something differently from what you want, you do not fix it by hand every time — you write it down once as a translation instruction.
All the details are in the docs: Automatic translation · How languages work
Write the page in your main language
New pages are written in your website's default language first. The editor shows a live preview of the real page while you work.
Translate the whole page with AI
One click in the editor starts the translation — into all languages or only selected ones. Every section, the meta title, and the meta description are translated.
Review and adjust each language
Switch languages in the editor, read the page, and fix anything that does not fit. You can retranslate a single section on its own.
Publish when every language is ready
A page goes live only once it exists in every language — then in all languages at the same time. No half-translated pages.
More than translation plugins or Google Translate in the browser
Whole pages, not single sentences
The AI translates the complete page: every section, the meta title, and the meta description. The page structure is kept when translating.
Real pages search engines can find
Every language is its own version of your page with its own content. The sitemap marks the language versions with hreflang. Browser translation, by contrast, only happens on the visitor's screen.
Your terms, your tone
You write down how your company speaks, which terms to use, and which names must never be translated. Every translation follows these instructions.
No extra plugin
Translation is part of the CMS. You start it where you write your content — no copying text back and forth between tools.
AI translation in the CMS vs. a plugin vs. browser translation
| Criterion | JetPages | Translation plugin | Google Translate in the browser |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where translation happens | Inside the CMS, while editing | In add-on software | Only on the visitor's screen |
| Own page per language for search engines | Yes, with hreflang in the sitemap | Depends on the plugin | No |
| Meta title and meta description | Translated too, adjustable per language | Depends on the plugin | None of their own per language |
| Your terminology and tone | Set with translation instructions | Depends on the plugin | No control |
| Review before publishing | Yes, every language in the editor | Depends on the plugin | Not possible |
| Extra software | Not needed, part of the CMS | Plugin must be kept up to date | Not needed |
Translation plugins vary a lot. Check what your specific plugin can do.
Make the translation sound like your company
Everything the AI knows about your company when it translates lives in translation instructions (translation prompts). Your team maintains them in the admin — no developer needed.
- General: what your company does, your tone, preferred terms, and names that must never be translated
- Per audience, for example B2B and B2C: how readers are addressed (depending on the project)
- Per language: extra rules that only apply to that target language
- Per page: instructions for one single page
The more specific instruction wins: page over language, language over audience, audience over general. Every older version is saved automatically and can be restored. New instructions apply from the next translation on.
More in the docs: Translation prompts · Page prompts
AI website translation with the strongest AI models
How good a translation sounds depends mostly on the AI model. With JetPages, you choose which model translates your site — including today's top models such as Claude Fable 5.1 or Claude Opus 5.5 by Anthropic.
You choose the model
You decide which AI model translates your pages — to match your content and your standards.
Top models for demanding copy
Models such as Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Opus 5.5 deliver natural-sounding translations even for technical terms, marketing copy, and long pages — not word-for-word sentences.
Your tone stays
Together with your translation instructions, every model sticks to your terminology, your tone of voice, and names that must never be translated.
And you stay in control: every language can be reviewed and adjusted in the editor before it goes live.
Using WordPress with a translation plugin?
Many multilingual websites today run on WordPress with a translation plugin. That is one more plugin that needs updates and has to work with all the others. In JetPages, translation is part of the system.
Our WordPress alternative for companies page explains why businesses switch. How we move your existing content and redirect old URLs properly is covered on the website migration page.
For costs, see our website pricing page: initial project from EUR 2,000 one-time, ongoing support from EUR 29/mo.
Translated automatically — and maintained day to day
Seven languages, one click
momoscreen manages its content in German. One click translates it into all target languages — in the brand's tone and with its glossary.
View case studyManage languages cleanly in the CMS
How JetPages brings language versions, the editor, and publishing together is shown on the multilingual website CMS page.
See the multilingual website CMSHow to create a multilingual website
URL structure, hreflang, translation options, and costs: the guide for planning your multilingual website.
Read the guideReal results, real voices
With JetPages we were able to get our landing pages online in record time. No more waiting on external agencies — our marketing team is truly independent now.
For us it was especially important to launch international campaigns without lengthy translation processes. With one click we have our content live in 7 languages.
We are extremely happy with the result. Every small change used to be a struggle. Now we can manage pages and content with JetPages ourselves. It is really effortless and our website finally looks as professional as our company operates.
Questions about translating your website automatically
Yes. Translation is built into JetPages. You open a page in your main language and start the translation right in the editor — into all languages or only selected ones.
We set up the languages of your website individually for your project. There is no fixed number. momoscreen, for example, manages seven languages.
Every language is its own page with its own content, meta title, and meta description. The sitemap marks the language versions with hreflang so search engines can match them. Still, read the meta title and meta description again after translating and adjust them if needed.
Yes. Switch to the language in the editor, change the text, and save — only that language is saved. You can also retranslate a single section on its own. Keep in mind: if you translate the whole page again, your changes in the target languages are replaced.
No. A page can only be published once it exists in every language. Then it goes live in all languages at the same time. Until then, you can translate and review at your own pace.
You choose which AI model translates your website. The options include today's strongest models such as Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Opus 5.5 by Anthropic.
A JetPages website starts from EUR 2,000 one-time, with ongoing support from EUR 29/mo. Multilingual setup with AI translation is calculated per project, transparently, after the intro call. You will find all the details on our pricing page.
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