After you start a bulk translation, use the Translation Progress view to follow the selected post-language jobs. The view shows overall progress and a results list with status details for each translation.
Follow translation progress
- For Chrome Built-in AI, keep this browser tab or window open while translation runs. Server-side providers continue processing in the background, so you can close the modal or navigate away and return to check progress.
- Review the overall status and progress indicators, including completed and pending work.
- Check the results list for each source post and target language. Read the status and any displayed error details.
- When a translation is completed or already exists, use the available View or Edit link to inspect the target post.
- Review the translated content and confirm the expected language relationship before publishing or relying on the result.
Understand job statuses
- Queued / Pending: The job is waiting to be processed.
- Running: TranslateSense is processing the job.
- Completed: The translation job finished successfully. Review the resulting post.
- Already Exists: TranslateSense found an existing translation for the selected source post and target language.
- Failed: The job encountered an error. Inspect the available error details before trying again.
If progress stalls or a job fails
- For server-side providers, check that WordPress scheduled processing can run in your hosting environment. See Check WordPress Cron for Translation Jobs.
- If jobs remain pending, follow Why is a bulk translation still pending?.
- If the batch stops or reports failures, follow Why did a bulk translation stop? and review provider configuration, supported languages, permissions, and any available error message.
- Correct the underlying issue before starting another run. Use a smaller batch when isolating a problem, and avoid starting a duplicate batch while the same source-language jobs are still active.
- After completion, review the result using Verify Translation Quality.
Server-side job status is refreshed by the progress interface while processing continues. Chrome Built-in AI uses a separate browser-based workflow, so its progress is handled in the browser rather than by the server-side cron queue.
Screenshot to add: [TranslateSense translation progress and job results]