Can nativeWP translate my existing WordPress posts?

Yes. Connect your WordPress site, choose a target language, and nativeWP reads your published posts or pages, translates each one with your own OpenRouter key, and saves the results as drafts to review and publish.

How much does it cost to translate a WordPress site?

You bring your own OpenRouter API key and pay wholesale token prices — typically a few cents per article. nativeWP charges a flat subscription and never marks up AI usage. Start with a 14-day free trial, no credit card.

Does this replace WPML or Polylang?

No — it complements them. Plugins like WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress manage the multilingual framework (switcher, URLs, hreflang). nativeWP does the actual translating and writing of the content, which those plugins leave to you.

Translate Your WordPress Site with AI

Want to reach readers in another language without paying a translation agency per word? nativeWP pulls your existing WordPress posts and pages, translates them into the language you choose using your own AI key, and gives you clean drafts to review and publish. It keeps your HTML structure intact and localizes the SEO title and description, so translated pages are ready to rank — not just readable.

Key takeaways

Translate your existing WordPress posts and pages into 30+ languages with your own AI key.
HTML structure is preserved and SEO meta is localized, so translated pages can still rank.
Pair with Polylang/WPML for the multilingual framework; nativeWP does the content.

How do I translate my whole WordPress site into another language?

There are two layers to a multilingual WordPress site, and it helps to separate them:

The content — your posts and pages. This is where nativeWP does the heavy lifting: connect your site, pick a language, and it bulk-translates each article with your own AI key.
The framework — the language switcher, URL structure (like /es/), and hreflang tags. That part is handled by a multilingual plugin such as Polylang, WPML, or TranslatePress.

Pair a plugin for the framework and let nativeWP translate (and generate) the actual article content — that's the fast, affordable path to a multilingual site.

Does it keep formatting and SEO?

Yes. The translator preserves your HTML — headings, lists, links and structure stay exactly where they were, only the human-readable text changes. It also writes a localized SEO title and meta description for each translated page, so you don't lose on-page optimization in the new language.

Everything is saved as a draft first, so you review each translation before it goes live.

Generate new content in any language too

Translation is for content you already have. If you're building a site in another language from scratch, nativeWP can generate brand-new articles directly in 30+ languages — same quality and SEO structure as English. nativeWP is an AI content automation platform for WordPress that bulk-generates SEO articles with your own OpenRouter API key and auto-publishes or schedules them to WordPress and Shopify.

Frequently asked questions

Can nativeWP translate my existing WordPress posts?: Yes. Connect your WordPress site, choose a target language, and nativeWP reads your published posts or pages, translates each one with your own OpenRouter key, and saves the results as drafts to review and publish.
How much does it cost to translate a WordPress site?: You bring your own OpenRouter API key and pay wholesale token prices — typically a few cents per article. nativeWP charges a flat subscription and never marks up AI usage. Start with a 14-day free trial, no credit card.
Does this replace WPML or Polylang?: No — it complements them. Plugins like WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress manage the multilingual framework (switcher, URLs, hreflang). nativeWP does the actual translating and writing of the content, which those plugins leave to you.

nativeWP is an AI content automation platform for WordPress that bulk-generates SEO articles with your own OpenRouter API key and auto-publishes or schedules them to WordPress and Shopify.