Localizing a Template

Localize a template to translate content and adapt your email to different countries, regions, or languages. Localizations are available with a Pro account and can managed in the template editor or via the Dyspatch API.

Localizing with Dyspatch

  1. Creating a Localization in a Dyspatch Template Editor. Continue reading this article to find out how you can create localizations and translate content without leaving the template editor.
  2. Creating Localizations Using POT and PO files. Go to this article to learn how to use POT and PO files to upload translations to the template editor.

Creating a Localization in a Dyspatch Template Editor

Create a localization

Navigate to the Localizations tab in the template editor to create a new localization. Select a language and give the localization a name your team will recognize. This name is for your reference only and can follow any naming convention that works for your team.

We recommend creating a localization for the original language used in the template. This way when the localizations for a template are accessed via the API, all of the desired localizations are present, including the language in which the template was originally built.

Add Translations

Add localized content

When a localization is selected, the editor’s preview pane will show your template with the selected localization's translated content. Select the the content you wish to translate to enter in your translation.

Preview a Localization

Preview template with localized content

The localizations you’ve created are available for device previewsDevice PreviewsView how your email looks when opened in different devices and email clients. and test sending in the Preview area. Select a localization from the drop-down to preview the localized version of your template on selected devices.

Export Localizations

Once you are happy with your translated content and have published your template you can export your template and all the localizations by selecting Download/Export in the editor. Inside the downloaded zipped file will be your localizations in HTML and plain text.

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