wpdeepl

It’s simple to use. I used it to translate my content with DeepL api. Thank you to the author.

This translates your content within the Admin panel, but it forcefully translates your text in the Admin panel, meaning you have no way of seeing the original text you wrote. There is an option to translate it back, then make edits, then run the translation again, but that will eat up your Deepl API costs and add extra time to your project. This can make adding new text to an existing page or making edits extremely difficult. This does not give you any type of help when organizing your site or pages for translation. You will still need a separate plugin for that or WP Multi site and get help setting that up with a language switcher, etc. This can be an advantage if you want to control that yourself and all you need is a translator.

Good work. It is a plugin that has been giving me very good service for years and is very well maintained and updated by its developer.

Great Work!

Love it! Just not always clear how much can be translated in one go. Would be good to have the option of splitting up the page’s content into multiple pieces to translate if it’s too much to do in a single time.

I’ve activated all three checkboxes in the settings for title, excerpt and content. When I click the translate button, it shows « This post has been translated. » … but only the title and the excerpt are translated, not the body. Although the title is only 25 characters and the excerpt is 225 characteres, it removed 1,000 characters from my DeepL credit. The remaining 750 characters are not the content, the content has 90,000 characters. Using WordPress 6.2.2 with the (now default) Gutenberg editor.