Multilingual website template

Generate a similar multilingual website

To create a multilingual website like this one, click on the prompt below. You’ll be able to edit the text to add your business name and unique details. See our AI instantly create your personalized version of this multilingual site, which you can customize and launch the same day.

Multilingual website FAQs

How do I make a multilingual website? 

Describe your business and the languages you serve in the prompt, and B12 builds a multilingual website the same day — with a language switcher, translated navigation, and section layouts that work across languages already in place. You edit each language in the browser without code, and go live. Free to start, no developer.

Which languages does the template support? 

The multilingual website template can be built to support the languages you actually serve — English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Mandarin, Arabic, and more, in any combination. You specify the languages in the prompt and B12 sets up the structure; you fill in each language version. See our modern website prompt if you only need one language now but want a modern layout.

Do I need to code to add or edit languages? 

No. Adding languages, editing content per language, and adjusting the language switcher are all done in the browser — no code. B12 generates the structure from a single prompt, and B12's design experts can refine the layout so it holds up cleanly across all your languages (longer strings, different character sets, right-to-left support where needed).

Is this right for a small business going international? 

Yes. The template works for a small business testing an international market, a services company serving multilingual clients locally, or a growing brand rolling out in new regions. Start with two languages if you're just adding a second market, or launch with three or four for a broader push. It's easier to expand later than to retrofit multilingual support onto a single-language site.

How does the language switcher work?

It sits in the top-right of every page, labeled in each language’s own name (for example “Español / English,” not just flags), and switches the whole site when a visitor picks a language. B12 remembers the choice on the next visit. The switcher stays reachable on mobile without opening a menu, because most language switches happen on phones and burying it kills the whole point.

Does it work for a service business, not just an online store?

Yes. The Solara Market example is an online store, but the same multilingual setup works for family restaurants, local contractors, salons, small medical or legal practices, and other service businesses in bilingual markets. Describe your business in the prompt and B12 builds the pages around your services, hours, and contact details instead of product listings.

Will the translated pages read naturally, not like word-salad?

The writing is plain and translation-friendly from the start, and you swap in your real translated content in the browser. Natural translation matters more than most builders realize; a stiff auto-translated site loses trust the moment a bilingual visitor spots it. B12’s designers can refine the copy if the site is doing meaningful business in more than one language.