Prepare a page for TranslatePress
Open a page once in another language, as a visitor would, so TranslatePress learns its texts.
Works with Mitos
Manage TranslatePress with AI
Translates each page's text in place, from the front end. With Mitos, ChatGPT or Claude can work with TranslatePress on your site: drafts first, and your approval before anything goes live.
- Plugin
- Supported
- 5 tools
What your AI can do with TranslatePress
A few of the tools it uses, with what each one needs from you.
Translate page strings
Add TranslatePress translations for up to 100 texts on a page, shown on the site at once.
Site languages
See which translation plugin your site uses, its languages and what can be translated.
A page's strings in TranslatePress
See a page's texts in one language with their TranslatePress translation and status.
Untranslated strings
See how many texts are untranslated, machine translated or checked in TranslatePress, site-wide or per page.
Things to ask
Copy one into your AI assistant and fill in the brackets.
Which languages does TranslatePress have on this site, and is machine translation on?
Prepare the [page] page in [English] so its strings can be translated, then list what is still untranslated.
How many strings are untranslated, machine translated or reviewed in [English] across the site?
Translate the untranslated strings of the [page] page into [English] and send them for my approval.
Set up in three steps
No password to hand over.
Install Mitos
Add the Mitos plugin to the WordPress site where TranslatePress is active.
Connect your site
In Mitos, add the site under Connections and approve it on WordPress's own screen. Allow changes when you are ready.
Ask your AI
Add Mitos to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or Cursor and ask in your own words, or start from a prompt above.
Recipes
Tested prompts for whole jobs.
- Beginner · about 15 minTranslate a page's strings with TranslatePressGet every untranslated or machine-translated string on one page translated properly, shown to you as a list before anything goes on the site.
- Intermediate · about 30 minTranslate first the pages foreign visitors actually open, with TranslatePressSee how much of your site is untranslated, find the second-language pages with the most visits, and translate those first, with your approval.
- Beginner · about 10 minDecide which language to add next, from your own visitorsSee your current languages next to where visitors come from and which browser languages they use, to decide which translation is worth adding.
Every tool
The tools that come with TranslatePress, as your AI assistant sees them.
| Tool | What it does | Reads or changes | Approval | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
wordpress_list_languagesSite languages | Which translation plugin the site uses and how it works: WPML and Polylang keep a separate page per language (kind post); TranslatePress translates the strings of each page (kind string); Weglot translates in its own service (read-only here). | Reads | None | Supported |
wordpress_prime_page_translationsPrepare a page for TranslatePress | TranslatePress only learns a page's strings when someone opens it in another language.Needs: TranslatePress | Changes | None | Supported |
wordpress_list_page_stringsA page's strings in TranslatePress | The strings of one page in one language with their translation and status (none, machine, reviewed).Needs: TranslatePress | Reads | None | Supported |
wordpress_untranslated_reportUntranslated strings | For TranslatePress: how many of the strings it has seen in a language are untranslated, machine translated or reviewed, site-wide or for one page, with the untranslated ones listed.Needs: TranslatePress | Reads | None | Supported |
wordpress_translate_page_stringsTranslate page strings | For TranslatePress: set up to 100 translations by string id (from wordpress_list_page_strings).Needs: TranslatePress | Changes | Approval | Supported |
Start free
Install the plugin, add Mitos to your AI and ask your first question within minutes. No card needed.