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To enable machine translation, you need to configure an external translation provider.

You can connect Lango with:

You can translate your content into 80+ languages, and others are coming soon.

Configuring an external provider

A Confluence administrator account is required to configure an external provider.

First, open the Lango administrator page:

  • Go to the Confluence settings

  • Search the Lango App section, and select the “Languages & Translator” link.

You can configure the connection with one or more external providers. You can also restrict the available languages or set some advanced options, like glossaries or global configurations.

Do you want to suggest a new provider? Contact us. We appreciate all your suggestions!

If you want to add or edit the configuration for one provider, click on the pencil icon. You can change the default provider by clicking on the star icon.

Detailed Configuration Instructions

Provider

Configuration difficulty

Supported languages

Supported features in Lango

Detailed instructions

DeepL

Easy

Bulgarian, Chinese (Simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Italian, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish, Turkish.

  • Formality

  • Glossaries

Configuring DeepL Translator

Google

Hard

All languages

  • API v3

  • Glossaries

Configuring Google Cloud Translator

Microsoft

Medium

All languages

Configuring Microsoft Azure Translator

Glossaries

If you want to use glossaries during your translations, you need to enable the feature in the Languages & Translator configuration panel.

Supported providers: DeepL, Google

Restrict Languages

For more control, you can restrict the languages available within the application.

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