Agentic translation: connect with your audience in their language
Blog post from Webflow
Webflow has introduced agentic translation in Webflow Localize to help teams manage multilingual content updates more efficiently and reduce inconsistencies between locales. Teams can choose one-time translation, which creates an AI-generated initial translation for human review that remains unchanged after publication, or continuous translation, which automatically updates translated content when the primary locale changes while applying site-specific tone, formality, and glossary settings. New governance features include exclusion rules for preventing specified pages, fields, components, or internal data from being sent for translation, and translation memory, which reuses existing translations when source text and settings have not changed. The feature is rolling out to all Webflow Localize plans, with translated words counting toward pooled plan limits and additional capacity available through AI credits.
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