How do I add languages to my card?
On the editor's Languages tab, add a language and the AI translates all content in one click, right in the editor with no chat involved (there is a stop button, and the…
On the editor's Languages tab, add a language and the AI translates all content in one click, right in the editor with no chat involved (there is a stop button, and the per-language markers show what is missing or outdated). When several languages are waiting, a "Translate all" button runs them all in one go, and clicking the amber counter next to a language opens the list of sections still waiting, with a direct jump to the field. Next to any single untranslated field there is also a "Translate with AI" button that translates only that field. Which language am I editing? On a card with several languages the Content tab opens with a language strip: the language you are editing is the filled chip, the source language carries a star, and tapping another language switches to editing it. The toolbar pill names it too ("Editing: English", for example), and a caption above the phone says which language the preview shows. You can also decide what appears in each language: every section and every item (a service, a link, a testimonial, a dish, an event and more) has a "Shown in" row with a chip per language. Switch a language off and the item simply does not appear when the card is read in that language, say a Hebrew-only testimonial or English-only demo cards. An item not shown in the language you are editing stays in the list, dimmed and tagged with the language it is hidden from ("Not in Russian", for example), and is never counted as a missing translation. The number of languages depends on the plan: one on Free, two on Starter, five on Premium and all 27 on Max. A multi-language card opens for visitors in its primary language, and a link with ?lang= opens a specific language. Want the card in one language only, say English? On the Languages tab every language has its own row with a Remove button; the texts are kept, and the Undo button in the toast brings the language back. The main language itself cannot be removed directly: pick another main language first (in the star picker), and if it is still empty the old language's row offers "Move the content", which translates everything into it, then remove the old one.
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