MULTILINGUAL NAVIGATION
Add a powerful language switcher using WordPress menus and widgets, Gutenberg blocks, or the dedicated Elementor widget.
Menu, Block & Elementor
List, Dropdown & More
Flags, Names & Codes
Untranslated Pages
Features
EDITOR COMPATIBILITY
DISPLAY SETTINGS
Linguator goes beyond language switching. Explore more tools for translating, organizing, and managing multilingual content across WordPress.
Define preferred terms and translations to keep brand names, product terms, and key phrases consistent across languages.
Translate supported Gutenberg blocks while keeping your existing block structure and page layout intact.
Translate supported Elementor widgets, templates, and page content without rebuilding the same design for every language.
Use language-specific URLs and hreflang handling to help search engines understand different versions of your multilingual content.
Create language-specific menus and translate media details such as image titles, captions, alt text, and descriptions for different languages.
Build multilingual websites for right-to-left languages with RTL support so supported layouts and language-specific content display correctly.
FAQ
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A language switcher gives visitors a way to switch between the available language versions of your website. Linguator links each language option to the corresponding translated URL.
Linguator provides WordPress menu, Gutenberg block, and Elementor widget switcher options.
Depending on your WordPress setup, you can use it in navigation menus, widget areas, Gutenberg pages, or Elementor pages and templates.
Yes. Linguator lets you display flags and language names and language codes.
If the language is not hidden and Linguator cannot find a translated version of the current page, the standard switcher can link to that language’s homepage. There is also an option to force language links to the homepage.
Yes. The Elementor widget includes controls for layout, flags, language names and codes, alignment, typography, colors, spacing, borders, flag appearance, and dropdown styling.
No. The switcher itself is for navigation between existing language versions. Linguator’s page, bulk, and inline translation tools are used to create and manage the translated content of the website.