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Weglot integration

Weglot integration.
Your story, in more languages.

A translated site should still sound like you and feel natural to use. We connect Weglot to your website and work through the details around it: language navigation, content review, translated layouts and a publishing workflow your team can manage.

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Where we can help

Weglot setup, translation workflows and multilingual SEO.

Language structure and integration

Agree which languages and pages belong in scope, then configure the connection and language navigation. We check how visitors move between versions and what happens to forms, links and third-party embeds as they change language.

A review process that keeps your voice

Set up a practical way to review translations, handle brand terms and decide what should stay untranslated. We work with your team or language specialists so new campaigns and updated content have a clear route from draft to publication.

Search and layout checks

Review translated URLs, metadata and language signals for the chosen integration method. Then check key pages for longer text, navigation issues and broken journeys. Technical setup supports discoverability, but local relevance and good copy still need attention.

Before choosing Weglot

The integration is only part of localisation. Your team still needs someone to review language, terminology and market-specific content. Plan requirements also depend on the languages, content volume and URL setup; we check those before implementation.

From the portfolio

A multilingual marketing site for Ficus Health.

The Ficus Health project uses Weglot for German and English content on a Webflow site. The work connects localisation with the CMS, product storytelling and the routes into a demo enquiry.

Read the Ficus Health case study

A few useful answers

Questions about
Weglot.

Can Weglot work with our existing Webflow website?
Yes, subject to checking the site setup and the integration approach. We review the domain, content, existing scripts and language requirements before changing the live site. A new website is not automatically required.
Do you write or approve every translation?
We handle the implementation and can structure the review workflow. Final language approval should sit with your team or a qualified language specialist. We agree those responsibilities before launch, particularly for specialist or regulated content.
Will translated pages be discoverable in search?
That depends on the integration method and configuration, as well as the content itself. We check language URLs, metadata and relevant search signals. We do not promise rankings or assume every installation has the same multilingual SEO behaviour.