Multi-language forms and translations
Translate your form into multiple languages using AI-powered or manual translations.
Spiceform supports multi-language forms out of the box on every plan. You can translate all user-facing text — questions, descriptions, options, buttons, Welcome and Ending screens — into any number of languages.
Adding a language
- 1Click Translations in the builder's top bar (on a phone, it is in the ⋮ menu).
- 2Click "Add languages" and pick each language you want.
- 3Click "Translate with AI" (✨) next to a language to fill it in instantly, or type the translations yourself field by field.
- 4That's it — translations are saved with the form, like any other change.
Which language respondents see
There is no language switcher on the form itself. With "Automatic translation" on (the default), each respondent sees the form in their browser's language when you have added a translation for it, and in the main language otherwise. To send someone a specific version, add ?lang= and the language code to the form link — for example ?lang=hi for Hindi.
Want both languages on screen at the same time instead? Write each label in both, like "Full name / पूरा नाम" — the AI assistant can rewrite the whole form that way for you.
Setting the default language
The default language is the one you build the form in (usually English). You can change the main language from Form Settings. All other languages are treated as translations of this primary language.
AI translations handle nuance well, but we recommend reviewing translated text for industry-specific terminology or legal wording.
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