Translations for Confluence is neither an automatic translation tool nor a translation memory system. Instead, this app helps manage multiple language versions of content on a single Confluence page.
Depending on your company's policy, translations can be inserted by:
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Internal creation
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Collaboration with external translators
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Tools such as Google Translate, DeepL, ChatGPT, or their respective applications.
We recommend establishing a clear workflow for managing translations effectively .
Translating content with Language macros
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Navigate to the page you want to translate or create a new, blank page.
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Open the macro browser by typing "
{" and begin typing the name of the first language. Select the desired language ( see here for a list of all the languages).
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Enter your content in the language box. If you're working with existing text, simply drag and drop it into the language box.
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Open the macro browser again by typing "
{" and choose another language.
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Enter the translated content into the new language box.
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Repeat these steps for all additional languages.
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Save the page, and voilà! 🥳 Your page has been translated and you can switch between languages using the dropdown menu.
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Pro tip: You can also translate the page title to match each language.
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Please note:
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The content will now display in the selected language ( see here for details on which language is shown).
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To verify content in other languages, use the language dropdown to switch views and check that everything looks correct.
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This dropdown may not appear immediately after publishing the page. If this happens, simply reload the page to make it visible.
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If you dont find your desired language, please let us know , we would be happy to include it.