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Languages

Write in one language, or publish every article in several locales β€” natively, not translated.

IndexPine has native multilingual support. When you select a language, the AI writes entirely in that language from the first word of the research pass to the last word of the article. It is not translating an English draft β€” it is researching and writing natively in your chosen locale.

Supported languages

IndexPine currently supports native article generation in the following languages (with more being added regularly):

  • English (US, UK, AU, CA)
  • Spanish (ES, MX, AR)
  • French (FR, CA)
  • German
  • Portuguese (PT, BR)
  • Italian
  • Dutch
  • Polish
  • Swedish
  • Danish
  • Norwegian
  • Finnish
  • Japanese
  • Chinese (Simplified)
  • Korean

Configuring language per site

Each site in IndexPine has its own language setting in the Site Profile. If you manage multiple sites in different languages, each site operates independently with its own keyword pipeline, competitor list, and voice settings in the appropriate language.

Multi-lingual publishing from one site

If your CMS serves content in multiple languages (a common setup with WordPress Multisite, or Webflow's multi-locale feature), we recommend creating a separate IndexPine site for each language variant. This gives each locale its own keyword pipeline and ensures the competitor analysis is language-appropriate β€” French-speaking audiences search differently than English-speaking audiences for the same topic.

Regional search volume data
Keyword search volume data varies significantly by language and region. An English keyword with 10,000 monthly searches might have a Spanish equivalent with only 400. IndexPine uses locale-specific keyword data so the volume estimates you see are for the chosen language and market, not global totals.