Signocore Multilanguage turns a WordPress site into a multilingual one. Every translation is its own post, page or term, linked to the original, so you write it in the editor you already use. Free and Pro are the same plugin. A license key switches on the Pro features, so you never reinstall anything to upgrade.
What it does
- Translates posts, pages, custom post types, categories, tags, custom taxonomies and media. A Translations box in the editor creates, duplicates or links the version in each language.
- Adds a translation column, language tabs, filters, row actions and bulk actions to your content lists, so you can see and fill the gaps.
- Flags a translation when its original changes, and can keep fields such as the featured image or the page template in sync between translations.
- Gives each language its own menu, and translates text that does not live in a post, such as the site title, the tagline and widget text.
- Serves each language at its own addresses: a directory such as
example.com/es/, a subdomain or a separate domain. - Adds a language switcher as a block, a widget, a shortcode, menu items or a PHP function.
- Prints hreflang tags, keeps XML sitemaps in line with each language and can send first-time visitors to the language their browser prefers.
- Imports languages and translation links from WPML and Polylang, and answers the most used WPML hooks so theme code written for WPML keeps working.
You choose from 79 built-in languages and regional variants, such as Spanish (Mexico) and French (Canada). Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Kurdish and Urdu are shown right to left automatically.
Free and Pro
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Active languages | 2 | Unlimited |
| Translation of posts, pages, custom post types, categories, tags, custom taxonomies and media | Yes | Yes |
| Create, duplicate and link translations, with row and bulk actions | Yes | Yes |
| Menu translation and string translation | Yes | Yes |
| Language switcher: block, widget, shortcode, menu items and PHP function | Yes | Yes |
Directory addresses, such as example.com/es/ |
Yes | Yes |
| Translated category, tag and author bases in addresses | Yes | Yes |
| Source change alerts | Yes | Yes |
| Sync of featured image, taxonomies, page template, parent page and other fields between translations | Yes | Yes |
| Hreflang tags and language-aware sitemaps | Yes | Yes |
| Visitor language detection and fallbacks for missing translations | Yes | Yes |
| Pages built with Elementor | Yes | Yes |
| Import from WPML and Polylang | Yes | Yes |
| WPML compatibility layer | Yes | Yes |
Subdomain addresses, such as es.example.com |
No | Yes |
A separate domain per language, such as example.es |
No | Yes |
| Translated bases for custom post types and custom taxonomies | No | Yes |
| Shared slugs: the same slug in every language | No | Yes |
| Sync of custom fields between translations | No | Yes |
| AI translation of posts, terms and strings | No | Yes |
| WooCommerce | No | Yes |
| Yoast SEO and Rank Math integration | No | Yes |
The free plan allows two active languages, for example English and Spanish. The limit counts active languages only, and an import from WPML or Polylang follows it too. AI translation uses your own API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or Mistral, see AI translation. See the Signocore Multilanguage product page for plans and pricing.
Where to start
- Installation and setup: install the plugin, run the setup wizard and add your languages.
- Switch from WPML or Polylang: bring over your languages and translation links if your site already has them.
- Translate posts, pages and terms: choose what can be translated and create your first translations.
- Language URLs: decide how the addresses of each language look before the site goes live.
- Language switcher: let visitors move between languages.
- String translation: translate the text your theme and plugins print outside posts.
Then read Visitor language and fallbacks and Multilingual SEO. With Pro, continue with AI translation and WooCommerce stores.
For reference, see Shortcodes, blocks and widgets, Template functions, Hooks and WPML compatibility for developers, and Troubleshooting.
Requirements
Signocore Multilanguage runs on the WordPress and PHP versions listed on the platform support page.