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Wix Bookings: Translating Your Site

6 min

In this article

Step 1 | Manage translations in your site's dashboard
Step 2 | Translate booking pages in your editor
Step 3 | Translate booking elements in your editor
Step 4 | Publish and test your site
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Make your website appealing to clients around the world by offering it in multiple languages. Wix Multilingual lets you start by auto-translating your site and then fine-tuning the translations, or you can choose to translate it manually.

Before you begin:

Start by adding and setting up Wix Multilingual.

Step 1 | Manage translations in your site's dashboard

In the dashboard, you can translate the text associated with your pricing options and variants, categories, services, and booking policies.

Tip:

After auto-translating your site, we recommend double checking that all the translations are correct.

To manage your translations:

Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard.
Click Bookings on the left.
Choose the relevant option:
- If you auto-translated your site: Review each of the automated translations and edit if necessary.
- If you didn't use auto-translation: Translate each of the content types on the left and manually translate the content strings one by one.

A screenshot of the Wix website translation dashboard for Bookings.

Step 2 | Translate booking pages in your editor

Next, go to your editor and translate all Wix Bookings pages including the Service page, Booking Calendar page, Cart page and more. Some text may already be automatically translated, but you can edit it if necessary.

Note:

When you add Wix Bookings, the pages come with text. This text, if left unchanged, is automatically translated. However, if you changed this default text, you need to manually translate it.

Wix Editor

Studio Editor

Go to your editor.
Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor.

A screenshot of clicking the Switch Languages drop-down at the top of the Wix Editor.

Select the language you want to edit.
Go to your Bookings pages:
1. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor.
2. Click Bookings Pages.
3. Click the page you want to edit. For example, the Service page.
Click the booking element on the page (e.g. the service page element).
Click Settings.
Click the Text tab.
Update the relevant text as needed.

Step 3 | Translate booking elements in your editor

You can translate any of your booking elements, such as the featured service and next availability elements. Note that some elements are optional additions that you may not have added to your site.

Wix Editor

Studio Editor

Go to your editor.
Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor.

Select the language you want to edit.
Select the element you want to translate (e.g. featured service, service list, calendar).
Translate any text options that were not automatically translated.

Step 4 | Publish and test your site

Once you've finished translating your site, make the language visible to visitors. Then publish your site as usual.

We recommend previewing the checkout process in each language, before you launch your multilingual bookings site. This lets you view what customers in each language will see when they make a purchase.

What's next?

Continue translating the other pages in your site. We also recommend translating your automated emails into your site's languages. This allows you to speak to your audience in their language, offering a more local experience.