Hi everyone ![]()
We’re rolling out AI-powered translation across the UiPath Community Forum. Now you can read topics and replies in whatever language you’re most comfortable with.
What’s new
- Whole-page translation. Whole threads render in your language, titles and all, right on the page.
- Categories and tags, too. Even the way you browse the forum shows up in your language.
- A language switcher puts the forum in your language, and flips back to the original whenever you want. It works even when you’re signed out.
- Pre-translated and cached. Pages load at normal speed, with no live-translation delay on first view.
Supported languages
Content will be available in these languages:
Japanese ·
Spanish ·
Chinese (Simplified) ·
Chinese (Traditional) ·
German ·
French ·
Portuguese (Brazil) ·
Korean ·
Turkish ·
Russian
How to use it
- Pick your language from the language switcher (top-right), or set it in your forum preferences.
- Each post has a language toggle. The original is one tap away.
- Prefer everything in the original? Flip localization off for your session with a single switch.
Good to know
- Translations are AI-generated. Expect the occasional rough edge, and lean on the original when a line looks off.
- Edits stay in sync. When a post changes, its translation refreshes, and an indicator flags anything that’s briefly out of date.
- Technical terms stay in English. UiPath product and activity names are left in English on purpose.
- Code and links come through untouched, and your screenshots stay put.
- Private messages are never translated.
Rollout
We’re rolling this out progressively, beginning with the most recent content (last 5 days) and any newly created content.
Tell us what you think
Spot a translation that’s wrong or confusing? Flag the post with the new flag type that was added. Your feedback is how we make it better.
Curious what’s under the hood? Discourse tells the story behind it: Building for Every Language.
Happy automating, now in your language! ![]()
Reply below in your own language to test it out 
There is a tiny delay, but your comment will be automatically picked up for translation, and after a moment you’ll see it in the language specified in the top right corner of the forum (and so will everybody else) ![]()

