Translation
Translate your blog posts with AI
Pick a post, choose a language and LookMyBio writes a fresh draft of it in that language while you keep working. Your original stays exactly as you wrote it.
Works on every plan: you pay in credits and see the most it can cost first.
The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.
Your readers speak more than one language
Someone finds your lookbook or your guide from abroad and bounces after the first paragraph. Copying it into a translator, fixing the headings and rebuilding the post by hand takes an afternoon you never have.
Your digital presence doesn't have to be this fragmented
LookMyBio brings the whole flow into one platform, so you produce in a more organized way and stay in control of what gets published.
How it works
Open your post list
In the blog, each post has a menu at the end of its row. Choose Translate there.
Pick one language
The dialog lists the languages your post is not in yet and shows the most the run can cost in credits.
Review the new draft
It runs in the background and the dashboard tells you when the draft is ready. Read it, adjust what you like, then publish.
One new draft per language, linked to the post it came from
The blog writes in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German and Italian. A post can go into each of the other 5, one run at a time, and every result is a separate draft that remembers its original.
- The original post is never touched
- Languages you already have show as done and open that draft
- A post taken down by moderation is not copied
What gets translated, and what stays put
Title, subtitle, excerpt, SEO title and description, every paragraph and heading, plus image alt text and captions. A post can carry up to 60,000 characters of text into one run.
- Cover image, photos and tags carry over as they are
- Code blocks and embeds are left untouched
- Bold, links and lists keep their formatting
Paid in credits, with a ceiling you see up front
Before you start, the dialog quotes the most the translation can use. You are charged for what the model really used, which is usually less than that.
- Asking again for a language you already have opens that draft at no cost
- If your balance is short, the dialog says so and links to credits
Captions: in the command palette, one language at a time
In a caption, bio or SEO field, press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and choose Translate. It covers 9 languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The translation replaces the text in the field, so copy the original first if you want to keep it.
- It is not in the visible Improve with AI menu, only in the palette
- No credits; a daily cap per plan instead (100 on Starter, 1,000 on Teams)
The Socials page in the app for Atelier Rosa, a hair salon: its connected accounts, this week's posts and the Create button. Then the New post composer with a reel for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, its caption, and Instagram's "Made with AI" label switched on.
Translation at a glance
| Where | Blog post list, row menu, Translate |
|---|---|
| Input | One of your blog posts |
| Output | A new draft in the language you pick, linked to the original |
| Blog languages | English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German and Italian (6) |
| Per run | One language; up to 5 other languages per post, one after another |
| Post length | Up to 60,000 characters of text |
| Cost | Credits; the most it can cost shows before it starts |
| Captions | ⌘/Ctrl+K palette only, 9 languages, one at a time, replaces the text |
| Caption cost | No credits; daily cap of 100 (Starter), 300 (Creator), 1,000 (Teams) |
| Plan | Starter ($27 a month) or higher, with no monthly cap on blog posts |
Translation questions
Before you translate your first post.
Give your next post a second audience
Write it once in your own words, then hand readers abroad a version they can actually read.