TranslateSense adds AI-assisted translation workflows to WordPress sites that use Polylang. The supplied plugin ZIP includes integrations for Gutenberg and Elementor, support for Classic Editor workflows, XML-based content mapping, bulk translation processing, background jobs, and database-backed translation memory. The exact workflow depends on the editor and settings available on your site.
Core capabilities
- Polylang integration: use Polylang to configure languages and associate translated content.
- Supported editors: translation code is included for Gutenberg, Elementor, and Classic Editor workflows. Confirm the relevant editor integration is available on your site.
- XML content mapping: configure which supported block, widget, or field values are extracted for translation.
- AI translation providers: configure a supported provider and its credentials before sending content for translation.
- Bulk and background processing: process translation work in batches where the relevant workflow is available.
- Translation memory: the plugin stores reusable source strings and translated strings in its database tables to reduce repeated provider requests.
Initial setup sequence
- Install and activate Polylang.
- Install and activate TranslateSense.
- Configure the source and target languages in Polylang.
- Open Languages → TranslateSense.
- Configure an available AI provider and review the translation settings.
- Test the workflow on a suitable post or page before translating more content.
TranslateSense sends selected text to the provider you configure. Review the plugin’s external-service disclosure and the provider’s terms and privacy information before using an external AI service.
Screenshot to add: [TranslateSense overview and supported workflows]