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Translate your help center into every language — in one step

Multilingual documentation is help content published in every language your customers read. With KnowHub it's built into the core flow: review your article once, then generate localized versions in a single step. Multilingual is core and ungated — on every plan, including free — not a premium add-on or a separate translation project.

Multilingual on every planOne step, same flowRAG-ready per languageFree to start
Generating localized versions
1 step, every languageLocalized articles for every market you serve
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Localized versions

  • FR
  • ES
  • DE
  • PT
  • JP
  • + more
Core on every planNo separate translation projectRAG-ready in every languageRedaction included
Core, not a tier

Translation built into the flow — not bolted on afterward

Most workflow-doc tools treat translation as a separate project, a bolt-on, or something gated to a higher tier. KnowHub makes it a native, one-step part of turning a workflow into an article — on every plan.

KnowHub — multilingual built in

  • Included on every plan, including free
  • One step, inside the same flow
  • Every localized version is a real, editable article
  • RAG-ready in each language
  • Redaction carries into every language

Translation as an add-on

  • Gated to a higher or Enterprise tier
  • A separate translation project or queue
  • Machine-translated overlays on screenshots
  • English-only for AI search
  • Sensitive data handled separately, if at all
Built into every plan

Every market, in your customers' own language

Multilingual documentation is part of KnowHub's core flow, on every plan. Record a workflow once, review the article, then generate localized versions in a single step — no translation queue, no higher tier, no bolt-on. Your customers read the docs in their own language from day one, whether you serve two markets or twenty.

Generated in one step

  • French
  • Spanish
  • German
  • Portuguese
  • Japanese
  • and more
More than translation

Documentation translation software that builds a real multilingual knowledge base

Because KnowHub outputs clean, structured article text, every localized version is a genuine article — editable, publishable, and machine-readable — not a caption pasted over a screenshot. It's the same content model behind our AI help center software.

Real articles, not overlays

Each localized version is clean, structured written text you can edit and publish — not a machine-translated overlay on a screenshot or a locked video.

RAG-ready in every language

Because every version is real article text, it grounds AI assistants and search in each language — not just English. RAG at the content level, no vendor lock-in.

Portable to any help center

Localized articles work anywhere that accepts article content: your knowledge base, in-app resource center, or customer portal.

Available from day one

Localized docs exist the moment the article does — not after a separate localization project weeks later.

How it works

How to translate your help center into every language

With KnowHub you translate help center articles in one step, inside the same flow: record the workflow once, review the article, generate localized versions, and publish. There's no separate translation project.

1

Record once

Capture the real workflow in your browser with the KnowHub Chrome extension. One recording is the source for every language.

2

Generate the article

AI reconstructs the workflow into a structured, human-quality article — the finished source you'll localize. See the help center article generator.

3

Translate in one step

Review the article once, then generate localized versions for every market you serve — AI documentation translation, in a single step, not a queue.

4

Publish everywhere

Send the localized articles to your help center, in-app resource center, or customer portal. Clean written text, compatible with any platform.

One recording, every language

Record once. KnowHub carries it all the way to multilingual.

Translation isn't a bolt-on stage — it's one node in the same pipeline, on every plan.

Capture

Record the workflow in your browser.

Structure

AI turns it into a step-by-step article.

Review

Refine the copy like a document.

Translate

Generate localized versions in one step.

In one step

Publish

Send it to your help center.

The payoff

Multilingual documentation without the translation project

1 step

From a reviewed article to localized versions for every market.

Day one

Localized docs exist as soon as the article does — not after a separate localization project.

Minutes, not hours

From a finished article to its localized versions.

76%

Share of online shoppers who prefer to buy in their own language — CSA Research, “Can’t Read, Won’t Buy.” An industry benchmark, not a KnowHub metric.

The 76% figure reflects CSA Research's published buyer survey ("Can't Read, Won't Buy"), not a KnowHub-measured result. One-step localization, day-one availability and minutes-to-localized describe how KnowHub works.

Included on every plan

Private by design — in every language

Sensitive inputs are redacted at the moment of capture and never stored — and that protection travels into every localized version. Translating an article never re-exposes data that was redacted at the source.

Redacted at capture, never stored — in every language

  • Passwords
  • Emails
  • Phone numbers
  • Card numbers
  • API keys
  • Tokens
  • One-time codes
FAQ

Multilingual documentation — FAQ

Multilingual documentation is help content published in every language your customers read — the same guides, articles and resources, localized per market. With KnowHub, it's built into the core flow: review an article once, then generate localized versions in one step, on every plan.

Translate your first article into every language your customers need

Record a workflow, review the article, and generate localized versions in one step. Your first article is free — no credit card required. New to KnowHub? Start on the home page or see it for customer support and customer onboarding teams.

Create your first article free