How to get there: Click Settings in the sidebar, then open the Languages tab (under Portal).
ProductLift ships with 28 languages available for your end-user portal. Any of them can be set as the portal source language, and any subset can be enabled as supported languages for AI-translated posts, comments, and admin labels.
For how the language system works (source language, supported languages, how visitors' locale is picked, AI translation costs), see Set up languages and AI translations.
| Code | Language |
|---|---|
ae |
Arabic |
bg |
Bulgarian |
zh |
Chinese (Simplified) |
zh-tw |
Chinese (Traditional) |
cs |
Czech |
da |
Danish |
nl |
Dutch |
en |
English |
fi |
Finnish |
fr |
French |
de |
German |
el |
Greek |
hu |
Hungarian |
id |
Indonesian |
it |
Italian |
ja |
Japanese |
ko |
Korean |
no |
Norwegian |
pl |
Polish |
pt |
Portuguese |
ru |
Russian |
sl |
Slovenian |
es |
Spanish |
sv |
Swedish |
th |
Thai |
tr |
Turkish |
uk |
Ukrainian |
vi |
Vietnamese |
Each of these 28 languages has a complete UI translation shipped with ProductLift. That covers the end-user portal chrome: buttons, form labels, empty states, email templates, the language picker itself. When you enable a language on the Languages tab, end-users see the portal in that language and gain access to AI-translated post and comment content.
The admin dashboard itself is English only. See Set up languages and AI translations for the full list of caveats.
If a language you need is not on this list, contact support. Adding a new UI translation involves shipping a full translation bundle across all screens and email templates, so the roadmap for new locales is driven by request volume.