What Tranzly does for what gets translated, and which of it is free.
What it does
Posts, pages and custom post types — Title, content, excerpt, featured image alt text.
Blocks translated safely — Text inside blocks and block settings is translated without breaking the layout or code.
Categories, tags and custom taxonomies — Names, descriptions and slugs.
Menus — Separate menu per language, or automatic translation of the menu.
Page Builder Sandwich pages — Deep integration: every PBS block and template translates perfectly.
Media — Image alt text, captions and titles.
Widgets and site title/tagline — Everything visible on the page gets a translation.
Elementor, Bricks, Divi, Beaver Builder, Oxygen and WPBakery(Pro) — Translate content built with other page builders.
WooCommerce: everything(Pro) — Products, variations, attributes, categories, shop pages, cart/checkout text and customer emails.
SEO fields for all four big SEO plugins(Pro) — Titles, descriptions, social tags and focus keywords for Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress and All in One SEO.
Custom fields(Pro) — ACF, Meta Box and Pods fields, chosen per field.
Theme and plugin text (strings)(Pro) — Translate the text that comes from your theme and plugins (buttons, labels) in one place.
Block themes: templates and patterns(Pro) — Headers, footers and patterns in full-site-editing themes.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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