How to Translate Your Website into Another Language

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In this Bolt.new tutorial, you'll learn how to translate your website into Spanish, German, and French while keeping it SEO-friendly. Translate a site the wrong way and search engines may only index the English version, so anyone searching in another language won't find you. We'll use plan mode to ask the agent for localization best practices, then build a language switcher that gives every translated page its own URL. Hidden hreflang tags tell Google those pages are translations of each other, so it ranks each one for searches in its own language instead of treating them as duplicate content. You'll also add a rule to your project knowledge so every new page you build comes out in all four languages. If you want visitors from other countries to read your site and find it in search, this walkthrough gives you a setup you can reuse on any project. *Timestamps:* 00:00 Introduction 00:36 Project Planning 01:55 Translating the Site 02:50 Testing Live Domain 03:29 UI Customization 03:56 Adding New Content 04:47 Conclusion *About Bolt:* Bolt turns ideas into production software in minutes, entirely in your browser. No setup, no servers. Powered by WebContainers. *Connect with us:* X (Twitter): https://x.com/boltdotnew LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/boltdotnew/ Questions? Check out our Support page: https://support.bolt.new #BoltNew #AIDevelopment #Prompting #WebDevelopment #NoCode #BuildWithAI #WebApps #Tutorial #localization #SEO #multilingual

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