You write a page once, in the default language. Automatic translation fills the other languages for you.
Which AI model does JetPages use for translation?
JetPages translates with Anthropic Claude (Claude Fable 5) — the model that performs best in an ongoing comparison of several AI models and model versions against real translation results. If another model wins the comparison, JetPages switches — there is no fixed vendor choice.
Translate a whole page
Open the page in the default language — that is where the Translate button appears at the top of the editor. In the dialog you choose: translate to all languages, or pick single target languages. Translation can take a while — please be patient.
Warning: translation overwrites
Translating replaces everything in the target languages: the content, the meta title, and the meta description. If you changed a text in a target language by hand, that change is lost. The OG image is also copied over from the default language.
Always review the result
Even the best AI translation does not replace an editorial eye. After translating, switch to each language and read through the page. Fix anything that sounds wrong and save.
And whatever the AI keeps doing differently from what you want, do not fix it by hand every time — write it down permanently as a translation prompt or, for a single page, as a page prompt.
Retranslate a single section
You do not have to translate the whole page again for one section. Switch to the language you want to fix, open the section’s menu and click Translate into 🇩🇪 — the flag shows the language you are editing. It translates the section into that language and fills it into the form — review the result, then save.
There is also a translate button inside the Edit Section (all languages) dialog.
If a language fails
Sometimes a single language fails to translate. The error message tells you which ones — just run the translation again for those languages.