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Activate Your Language Specialist

Activate Your Language Specialist


The Language Specialist translates your booklet's content into another language without altering your original design or layout. Readers access translations via the Accessibility button in your navbar, where a dropdown lets them choose from the languages you've generated.


Available on: Business plan.



Why Add a Translation?


Your booklet is only useful to someone who can read it. If you're sharing with a French-speaking client, a Spanish-speaking team, or an international audience, a booklet in English alone leaves them behind — not because they aren't interested, but because the language is a wall before the content even starts.


The Language Specialist translates your booklet without touching your original design or layout. You don't need to hire a translator or manage a separate file. Run the agent, review the output, and your content is now accessible to an entirely new audience.


Supports booklets up to 30 pages. If your booklet is longer, you'll need to reduce the page count before generating.



How to Use the Language Specialist


  1. From your Dashboard, open a booklet and click the Design tab.
  2. Click the AI Agents button at the top of the left-hand toolbar.
  3. Click the Language Specialist to expand it, then select the language you want to generate.
  4. Click Run Your Agents.


Only one language can be generated per run. Run the Language Specialist again to add more languages over time. Available languages: English, Français, Español, Deutsche, Nederlands, Italiano, 日本語, 한국어, 中文, عربى, עברית, Ελληνικά, Svenska, ไทย, Portugués


Your agent automatically turns on the Accessibility button in your navbar when it runs. If you ever want to toggle it on or off, go to Design → Advanced → Nav Buttons.


  1. You'll receive a notification when the translation is ready. The Language Specialist will show a green chip for each language you've translated, along with a Review button.
  2. Click Review and choose the language from the dropdown at the top of the drawer to review your translation.
  3. To edit a page, navigate to it and click the pencil icon. Make your changes and click the save icon to confirm.
  4. Click Full Page at the top of the preview to open the translation in a new browser tab for easier reviewing.
  5. Readers access translations by clicking the Accessibility button in your navbar and selecting their language from the dropdown. Only languages you've generated will appear as options.


Disclaimer: Translated text is generated automatically and may not be a perfect verbatim copy of the original. The original source document in its native language will be considered the authoritative version.



How This Impacts the Audience Journey


The Language Specialist opens up the Awareness and Attention stages of the Audience Journey to readers who would otherwise be excluded entirely. A reader who doesn't speak your booklet's primary language can't engage with your content — no matter how valuable it is. Language becomes the barrier before the journey even starts.


By providing translated versions, you lower that barrier immediately. Readers can engage in the language they're most comfortable with, which increases the likelihood they'll move deeper into your content and ultimately take action. The more languages you support, the wider the audience your booklet can reach.




Updated on: 10/08/2026

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