Translate WordPress Posts into Any Language with AI

Instantly translate WordPress blog posts into any language using AI and automatically save the multilingual versions to Google Docs for easy content localization.

Workflow Overview

What is this?: This workflow automatically fetches a published post from your WordPress site, sends the content to an AI-powered translation service, and then saves the newly translated version directly into a specified Google Docs file. It streamlines the entire process of making your blog content accessible to a global audience.
What problem does it solve?: Tired of the time-consuming and error-prone process of manually copying content into translation tools and then pasting it back for international versions? This workflow eliminates that entire manual loop, preventing delays in your content localization and ensuring your message reaches different markets faster.
What will you get?: This service automates the end-to-end translation of your blog posts, saving you hours of manual work each week by eliminating tedious copy-pasting and reformatting. Effortlessly expand your content's reach to a global audience and maintain a neatly organized archive of all translated articles within Google Docs.

Apps Included

How to Use

Prerequisites

An active n8n instance.

WordPress account with REST API access credentials.

A RapidAPI account with a key for the 'AI Translate Pro' API.

A Google Cloud project with the Google Docs API enabled and a service account credential file.

Setup Steps

Configure WordPress Node

Add your WordPress API credentials and specify the ID of the blog post you wish to translate. You can later modify this to be triggered dynamically.

Set Up HTTP Request Node

Paste your RapidAPI key into the 'x-rapidapi-key' header field. In the body parameters, you can change the 'language' value from 'Hindi' to any other supported language like 'Spanish' or 'French'.

Connect Google Docs Node

Add your Google Docs service account credentials. In the 'Document URL' field, paste the URL of the Google Doc where you want the translated text to be inserted.

Execute and Test

Click the 'Execute Workflow' button to run the automation once. Check your specified Google Doc to see the translated content appear.

Pro Tips

To make this workflow fully automatic, replace the 'Manual Trigger' with a 'Webhook' or 'Schedule' trigger to run it every time a new post is published or on a daily basis.

For better formatting, consider adding a node to convert the raw HTML from WordPress into Markdown before sending it to the translation API. This can result in cleaner output in your Google Doc.

Implement an error handling branch after the HTTP Request node to send a notification to Slack or email if the translation API fails, ensuring you never miss a failed job.

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Published date8/11/2025
Last updated8/11/2025