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July 18, 2026
July 18, 2026
The official WordPress translation platform (translate.wordpress.org) relies on human volunteers and only supports plugins hosted in the WordPress.org plugin repository. This creates a gap for premium plugins, plugins with incomplete translations, and plugins that haven’t been fully translated.
Superdav AI Language Packs bridges this gap by providing AI-powered translations that are:
This plugin requires the translation service at https://translate.ultimatemultisite.com to check availability and request AI-generated plugin language packs. Requests are made automatically after activation and during scheduled translation checks.
The service receives:
The request body does not include the site URL, WordPress version, user IDs, names, email addresses, passwords, site content, posts, comments, or database records. The service receives the connection IP address as part of handling an HTTP request.
The plugin stores its cache and downloaded language packs locally. The service provider’s handling, retention, and deletion of request data are governed by its current Privacy Policy and Terms of Use:
Deactivate the plugin to stop its external requests.
This plugin communicates with translate.ultimatemultisite.com to check language-pack availability and request translations. It sends plugin text domains, plugin versions, plugin update-source classification when available, and requested locale codes. The request body does not include the site URL, WordPress version, user IDs, names, email addresses, passwords, site content, posts, comments, or database records.
The service receives the connection IP address as part of handling an HTTP request. The plugin stores its own cache and downloaded language packs locally; the service provider’s processing and retention practices are described in its Privacy Policy: https://ultimatemultisite.com/privacy
You can stop plugin requests by deactivating the plugin.
This plugin specifically fills the gap in plugin translations. Unlike page translation plugins, it downloads actual .mo/.po translation files that WordPress uses natively. It only activates when official translations from wordpress.org are missing or incomplete.
The plugin sends requested locale codes and limited installed-plugin metadata (text domain, version, and update source when available) to the translation service. It does not include the site URL, WordPress version, user IDs, names, email addresses, passwords, site content, posts, comments, or database records in its request body. The service receives the connection IP address as part of handling an HTTP request. Read the linked Privacy Policy and Terms of Use before activating the plugin.
The service currently supports: Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Czech, Romanian, Turkish, Greek, Chinese, and Japanese.
Yes! This plugin handles plugin translations (the .mo files), while Polylang/WPML handle content translations. They work together perfectly.
Official translations from wordpress.org always take precedence. If a human-reviewed translation becomes available, it will automatically replace the AI translation.
The plugin is free. The translation service is currently offered at no cost while in beta.