The translation tool helps you reach a global audience much better, as your forms can cater to a multilingual audience. It will help your visitors control the language that your form reads in, bringing you higher conversion and satisfaction rates.
How to Make Your Form Available in Multiple Languages
- Go to the Settings tab in the Form Builder.
- Click the Show More Options button.
- Scroll down to the Form Language section.
- Select the default language of your form.
- Right below the Form Language section, click the Edit button next to Translations.
- Click the Add form language button next.
- Select the language you want to translate the form to.
- Finally, click the Add Form Language button.
The translation window for the selected language should open up.
You can now start adding your translations. All changes you perform are automatically saved.
Go to the Form Warnings tab to localize the form warnings if needed. And to avoid confusion, you can also hide filled entries so you can focus your work on untranslated fields only.
Available languages will appear in the top right corner of the form.
Demo: https://www.jotform.com/220815330399456
Check out the Form Translation feature page to learn more. Comments and suggestions are welcome below. If you have a question, post it in our Support Forum so we can assist you.
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4 Comments:
Basically what Ryan said is true. It's not translating 90% of our form.
This feature might be useful for basic forms such as contact forms, but I consider it essentially non-functional for anything with larger amounts of text (whole single sentences) like a short quiz. When trying to convert a form/quiz into Spanish almost every single field showed untranslated errors except basic fields requiring name and signature.
Hi,
Not working with dropdown inside table.
Not possible to proceed to translation.
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