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Gloty – AI Translation & Multilingual

Name: Gloty – AI Translation & Multilingual
Author: wpshelf

AI translation for WordPress in 38 languages. Every translation is stored in your own database and served locally — no API call at render time.

Gloty ranks #67,800 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #654 of 833 in the Language Tools category, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.75.0 Current Version v1.75.0

Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 29 Oct, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.75.0
Last Updated: Oct 29, 2026
Requires WP: 6.4+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.1 or higher
Author: wpshelf

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Gloty – AI Translation & Multilingual

Yes, to generate translations with the hosted Gloty service. Open WP Shelf → Gloty → Setup to connect. New customers can start a one-time free trial of 50,000 characters for one site, with no card required. If you already have an account or license, choose I already have an account or license and use your Gloty key from the WP Shelf dashboard with that account's email address. Without a connection, Gloty can still store, manage, and serve translations you already have, but it cannot generate new ones.

The plugin itself is free and GPL-licensed. The hosted service gives new customers 50,000 characters once for one site, with no card required. Paid monthly plans and a one-time translation pack are available for more work; see Gloty translation plans. Every plan translates on the same AI engines. Your existing translations continue to serve regardless of plan or status, because they live in your own database.

Your translations are stored in your own WordPress database, and translated pages are served from there with no external call. However, producing a translation in the first place does send the source text to an external machine-translation service — see External services above for exactly what is sent and to whom.

Ask and we will look at it. The list is the set of languages the AI engines' own vendors say their models support, which is why it is shorter than the language list you may have seen on other plugins. Adding one means checking that the current engines actually handle it rather than just producing confident-looking output, so it is a real answer rather than an automatic yes.

Yes. Gloty captures translatable text from rendered output as well as from WordPress entities, so it works with Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, and other page builders.

Yes. Go to Gloty → Translations, find the string, and edit it. Manual edits are marked as such and are never overwritten by later machine sync.

Yes. Gloty translates product titles, descriptions, attributes, and the cart and checkout pages, including WooCommerce's AJAX cart fragments. For orders placed through classic or block checkout, Gloty records the customer's active language on the order and uses it when WooCommerce sends order emails, including later status updates. Email text uses installed WooCommerce language packs and translations already saved on your site; prepare the target language before relying on it for customer emails. Orders without a recorded Gloty language keep the site's normal email language. Check custom email templates and extensions on your store; email delivery does not wait for fresh AI translations.

Deactivating stops translated URLs from being served but leaves all data in place. Deleting the plugin runs an uninstall routine that removes Gloty's tables and options, so export anything you want to keep first.

Serving a translated page is designed to cost nothing extra. Gloty compiles your translations and your glossary into a PHP cache file kept in your server's OPcache, so once it is warm a page view runs no database queries to translate, makes no remote call, and holds the translations in shared memory rather than copying them into every request. The cache is written in the background, never during a visitor's page view, and rebuilds within about a minute of a translation changing. Until it exists — a fresh install, or just after an edit — pages are served from the database exactly as earlier versions did: correct, just not yet as fast. If your host has no OPcache, if the uploads directory is not writable, or if a cache file is ever damaged, Gloty notices and serves from the database instead, and reports it under Dashboard → Issues. Nothing about this can make a page render incorrectly, only more slowly.

Only one place: a gloty-cache folder inside your uploads directory, holding the compiled translation cache described above (with wp-content/cache/gloty as a fallback if uploads is not writable). The folder carries an index.php and .htaccess so the files are not browsable, and each file refuses to output anything if requested directly. Deactivating the plugin deletes them; uninstalling removes the folder too, and only ever removes files Gloty can prove it wrote.