Translate Your WordPress Site to Georgian (ქართული)
Everything you need to publish your WordPress site in Georgian: market size, engine support, setup steps and SEO specifics.
Why translate your website to Georgian?
Georgian is spoken by roughly 4M people across markets like Georgia. A Georgian version of your site opens that audience to your content and products, and because far less web content exists in most languages than in English, translated pages often rank faster for the same topics.
Key markets for Georgian
Which translation engine should you use for Georgian?
Use Google Cloud Translation: Georgian is among the 130+ languages it covers, while DeepL's ~35-language catalog does not include it. With your own key you pay about $20 per million characters, with the first 500K characters free each month.
Google Translate
Supported
~$20 per 1M characters via Cloud Translation API. First 500K characters each month are free — enough to translate roughly 80,000 words to Georgian at no cost.
DeepL
Not supported — use Google for this language
DeepL covers ~35 languages; this one is outside its catalog, so Transxlate routes it to Google seamlessly.
How to translate WordPress to Georgian — 4 steps
- 1
Install Transxlate
Download the plugin from your transxlate.com account (free plan available) and activate it — the setup wizard opens automatically.
- 2
Add Georgian as a target language
Pick your default language and select Georgian in the wizard. The language URL is created instantly.
- 3
Connect your API key
Paste a Google Cloud Translation or DeepL key and switch on automatic translation. You pay the provider directly at wholesale rates.
- 4
Refine visually
Open any translated page with ?trx-edit=1 and click any sentence to perfect it. Human edits permanently override the machine.
What about Georgian SEO?
Your Georgian pages live on real, indexable URLs (/ka/...), each with the correct lang attribute. With the Pro SEO pack, hreflang alternates connect every language version so Google shows Georgian speakers the Georgian page. Translated titles and descriptions are generated from your translated content automatically.
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="ka" href="https://example.com/ka/" /> <link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://example.com/" />
Full reference: see the hreflang="ka" page for sitemap syntax and common mistakes. hreflang ka reference →
Frequently asked questions
How do I translate my WordPress site to Georgian?
Install the Transxlate plugin, choose Georgian as a target language in the setup wizard, connect your own Google or DeepL API key and enable automatic translation. The whole site is served at /ka/ within minutes, and you can refine any sentence visually.
How much does it cost to translate a website to Georgian?
With your own API key you pay wholesale rates: roughly $1.20 for a 10,000-word site or $6.00 for 50,000 words via Google Cloud Translation — and the first 500K characters each month are free. There is no per-word markup.
Is machine translation good enough for Georgian?
Google's neural translation handles Georgian well for informational and product content. As with any language, give legal pages and key marketing copy a quick human review in the visual editor.
Does Georgian need any special technical setup?
No. Georgian uses the Georgian script and works out of the box: Transxlate sets the lang attribute, creates the /ka/ URL prefix and emits hreflang automatically (Pro).
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Publish your site in Georgian today
Free plan available — translate into Georgian with your own API key in under five minutes.