Agentic translation in Webflow Localize
By Steven Van ·
Available on all Webflow Localize plans, it offers one-time or continuous AI translation, with exclusion rules and translation memory.
Translation in Webflow Localize can now run through agents. Turn on agentic translation in a target language's settings and choose one of two modes. Read the announcement for the vendor's full wording.
- One-time translation has the agents do a single pass over the content for a team to review. It is not updated when the original content changes.
- Continuous translation keeps the target locale in step with the primary content. After a first pass, every later change is translated and applied automatically, using the site's tone, formality and glossary settings.
Two controls govern how agents handle content. Exclusion rules keep specific pages, components, CMS fields and component props out of translation entirely, such as SKUs, reference codes or internal-only fields. Excluded content is never passed to a model. Translation memory reuses an existing translation when the source text, language and settings are unchanged, so it doesn't run through AI again after a page update.
Agentic translation is rolling out from today on all Webflow Localize plans. Translated words count toward the plan's word limits, which are pooled across locales. AI credits can cover translations beyond the built-in limits.
