Automatic and manual translations, profile language, social language & more
🌍 With our CMS, you can make your account and experiences available in multiple languages – helping you reach guests from all over the world. This article shows you which language options are available, where to find them, and how to use them effectively.
1. 🌐 Activating Languages (under Settings > Languages)
Under Settings > Languages, you define which languages your account should be available in for your guests.
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English is always enabled and cannot be deactivated.
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One additional language is usually included in your plan.
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You can add more languages at any time – depending on your contract, several languages might already be included.
➡️ Tip: Only activate the languages you actually need – this helps keep things organized.
2. ✉️ Set E-Mail & Social Language
Also under Settings > Languages, you’ll find the option to set your email and social media language:
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This affects the language of your automatic booking emails and how your experiences appear on external platforms (e.g. Facebook, Google Places).
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The selection is made via a dropdown menu.
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Important: Content on Pinterest will always appear in English, as we use a central Pinterest channel.
3. 🔄 Enable or Disable Automatic Translations
You can choose whether your content should be automatically translated:
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Automatic translation is enabled by default – but you can disable it globally if you prefer to handle translations manually (under Settings > Languages)
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Our tip: Automatic translations save you time – and you can still adjust each field manually.
To disable automatic translation for a specific field, simply click the current language code with the green dot in the field, and use the dropdown menu to toggle the switch (→ when disabled, the green dot turns into a red cross). You can then enter your own translation.
4. 📝 Translating Your Content (Experiences, Texts, Fields)
Of course, you'll want to offer your experiences in multiple languages. Here’s how:
Set Input Language
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When creating or editing an experience, you’ll see the Input Language in the top right corner.
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This defines which language will be used as the source for automatic translations (e.g. from German to English, French, etc.).
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You can change the input language at any time – globally for the experience or individually per field.
Translate Per Field
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Next to each translatable field, you’ll see the language codes for your activated languages (e.g.
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Click on a code to edit that specific language.
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As long as automatic translation is active (green dot), the input language content will be used as the source for translations.
To adjust a translation manually:
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Disable automatic translation via the dropdown switch (→ red cross).
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Enter your custom translation for that specific language.
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As long as the red cross is shown, the entered content will not be overwritten by future automatic translations.
Note: Automatic translation is only triggered again if you make a change in the input field.
Fields You Can Translate:
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Experience title & description (both required fields)
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Meeting point
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Ticket names & descriptions (ticket name is required if your experience is bookable via Giggle)
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Custom email & payment texts
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Custom booking fields
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Stream titles
5. 🖥️ Change the CMS Interface Language
You can also change the language in which the CMS interface is displayed for you:
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Go to the profile icon in the bottom left corner > Profile.
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There you’ll find the System Language setting – you can choose from German, English, Italian, Spanish, and French.
✅ Summary
With the language settings in the CMS, you’re flexible and can professionally present your content to an international audience. Use the automatic translation as a time-saving assistant – and stay in full control of your content at all times.
If you have any questions or need help, feel free to contact our support team. Good luck translating!