> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rankai.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Work with multilingual articles

> Each article is written in one language. Check the language before you publish.

**Each article is written in one language.** RankAI uses your project's language unless you choose another one for an article.

<Note>**Good to know.** If you publish in one language, there's nothing to do. Act only if you publish in more than one.</Note>

<Info>**In RankAI:** Sidebar → **Settings** → **Project Information** for the project language; the article editor for each article · `rankai.ai/dashboard/<project>/settings`</Info>

## 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](/support/contact).

## 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.

## What to expect

* New articles follow the project language.
* Translated articles need the same review as any other draft before they go live.

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*Last reviewed: October 13, 2026.*


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