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Each article is written in one language. RankAI uses your project’s language unless you choose another one for an article.
Good to know. If you publish in one language, there’s nothing to do. Act only if you publish in more than one.
In RankAI: Sidebar → Settings → Project Information for the project language; the article editor for each article · rankai.ai/dashboard/<project>/settings

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Your options

  1. Check your project’s content language in its business settings, and save any change.
  2. In the article editor, check the selected translation language. Choose it explicitly; don’t rely on the default.
  3. Run the translation if available, then review terms, facts, links, and calls to action.
  4. Publish and open the live page.
Can’t find language controls? Contact support.

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Avoid these mistakes

  • Mixing up Chinese variants. Choose Traditional or Simplified Chinese explicitly.
  • Assuming a setting change updates old articles. Changing the project language affects new work. Check existing articles one by one.
  • Overwriting a live version. Check how your CMS handles a translated version before you publish it.

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What to expect

  • New articles follow the project language.
  • Translated articles need the same review as any other draft before they go live.
Last reviewed: October 13, 2026.