AI Translations Hub

Localize a single Supademo for multiple languages

What is the AI Translations Hub?

Supademo’s Translations Hub makes it easy to localize demos for multiple languages and audiences, allowing viewers to seamlessly switch between different text and voiceovers.

Supported Languages for Text and Voiceover Translations

• Albanian

• Amharic

• Arabic

• Armenian

• Bengali

• Burmese

• Catalan

• Chinese (Simplified, China)

• Chinese (Traditional, Hong Kong)

• Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)

• Croatian

• Czech

• Danish

• Dutch

• English

• Estonian

• Filipino

• French (Canada)

• French

• German

• Greek

• Gujarati

• Hebrew

• Hindi

• Islandic

• Indonesian

• Italian

• Japanese

• Korean

• Malay

• Malayalam

• Marathi

• Nepali

• Norwegian

• Persian

• Polish

• Portuguese (Brazil)

• Portuguese (Portugal)

• Romanian

• Russian

• Sinhala

• Spanish

• Swedish

• Tamil

• Telugu

• Thai

• Turkish

• Ukrainian

• Urdu

• Vietnamese

Translations hub is perfect for organizations with global audiences, it streamlines content internationalization and localization across regions.

How to Easily Add Multiple Languages to Your Supademo

1. To create one, simply click Personalize, then choose Translate with AI from within the edit pages of a particular Supademo.

2. Next, click Open translations hub.

3. Following that, select a language from the options from within the Translate to dropdown menu.

4. Click Translate to preview both your text and voiceover translations.

   1. Supademo displays both the original text and voiceovers, along with the translated versions — making it easy to update and edit at scale.

5. Review your translations, then select Save Translation.

6. Once the translation is saved, you can either Close out the translations hub, or click Add translation to add another language.

7. When a viewer opens a Supademo with translation options, they’ll see a Translate button in the top-right corner of the demo. Clicking this button displays a list of available languages that they can easily toggle between.

If you’d like to send a Supademo that opens directly in a translated version — for example, if your Supademo was recorded in English but you’ve created a French translation and want your customer to see that translation — you can do so by appending ?lang=French (or the language code you’ve translated to) to the URL. — e.g. ?lang=Spanish, ?lang=German, etc.