Loqalit Translate Join the pilot

Your website, in every language.

One line of code translates your site into 15 languages. Quality checked by the engine behind Loqalit QA.

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A website in English with the Loqalit Translate language picker open, listing sixteen languages The same website translated to Turkish The same website translated to Chinese

Live on this page. The picker in the corner is the real product.

15+ languages, including right-to-left
1 line to install, on any CMS or stack
<100 ms to apply on a page view
0 AI calls while your visitors browse

How it works

No plugins, no exports, no replatforming. The script works on the rendered page, so it behaves the same on WordPress, Framer, Webflow, a React app, or hand-written HTML.

Detect

The script segments your page into translatable blocks with the same engine behind the Loqalit QA scanner: headings, paragraphs, buttons, menus. A full page takes about 20 milliseconds.

Translate once

Each unique string is translated by AI a single time, with your brand names protected, then stored in your site's translation memory. A whole page costs about 3 cents per language to set up.

Serve from cache

Visitors never wait on AI. The browser fetches a small dictionary from the edge and the page switches in place in under 100 milliseconds, including full right-to-left layout for Arabic and Hebrew.

Watch for changes

The script keeps watching the page, so menus, pop-ups and dynamic sections are translated too. When you publish new copy, only the new strings are translated.

Install in two steps

Paste one line into the <head> of your site, as close to the top as your platform allows.

Preview tag 
<script src="https://loqalit-translate-prod.pages.dev/t.js" defer></script>
Live tag 
<script src="https://loqalit-translate-prod.pages.dev/t.js" data-lqt-mode="live" defer></script>

Where it goes on your platform

Plain HTML, any custom stack

  1. Open your base layout or index.html.
  2. Paste the line before </head>.
  3. Deploy as usual.

Framer

  1. Open Site Settings, Custom Code.
  2. Paste into End of head tag.
  3. Click Publish.

WordPress

  1. Install the free WPCode plugin.
  2. Open Code Snippets, Header and Footer.
  3. Paste into Header and save.

Webflow

  1. Open Site Settings, Custom Code.
  2. Paste into Head Code.
  3. Save and Publish.

Wix

  1. Go to Settings, Custom Code.
  2. Click Add Custom Code and paste the line.
  3. Set placement to Head, apply to all pages.

Squarespace

  1. Open Settings, Advanced, Code Injection.
  2. Paste into the Header field.
  3. Save.

Shopify

  1. Open Online Store, Themes, Edit code.
  2. Open layout/theme.liquid.
  3. Paste before </head> and save.

Google Tag Manager

  1. Create a new Custom HTML tag and paste the line.
  2. Set the trigger to All Pages.
  3. Submit and publish the container.

Founding pilot

We set up your site personally, review every language before launch, and fix any translation you flag within a day.

Built for marketing and content sites. Search engines keep indexing your original language for now; a dedicated SEO mode is on the roadmap.

$10-15 per site, per month

Up to 15 languages. Priming included. Cancel anytime.

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Questions, answered plainly

Will it slow my site down?

No. The script is 17 KB compressed and loads deferred. Translations come from an edge cache and apply in under 100 ms. AI runs once during setup, never while a visitor waits.

What happens when I publish new content?

Only new strings need translation. Everything already approved stays in your translation memory, word for word. During the pilot we re-run the sync the same day you ask.

Can I correct a translation?

Yes. Tell us the phrasing you want and we pin it in your translation memory. The fix applies everywhere that string appears, on every page, permanently.

Which languages are supported?

Fifteen today: Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. New languages are a same-day addition.

How is this different from the old Google widget?

Segmentation and memory. We translate whole meaning units with the engine behind our QA product, and your corrections are pinned so wording never drifts between pages.

What about my visitors' privacy?

No cookies, no tracking. The script stores one value in the browser: the chosen language. Visitor traffic never touches an AI service.

How do I remove it?

Delete the one line you added. Your site is untouched at the source.