XPRS editor
Sites built from stripes at imcreator.com, published to an imxprs.com address or your own domain. The code goes in General Settings › Page Widgets › Custom.
See the three steps →IM Creator's own route to a second language is a duplicate site, translated by hand and connected to a subdomain by support. SiteTran keeps your one site and translates it as it loads, with AI and your own translators, from a single code box in Page Widgets.
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IM Creator has run more than one builder over the years. The steps on this page are for the current XPRS editor at imcreator.com, the stripe-based one most sites use today.
Sites built from stripes at imcreator.com, published to an imxprs.com address or your own domain. The code goes in General Settings › Page Widgets › Custom.
See the three steps →Agencies on IM Creator's Pro & White Label plan build client sites in the same editor. Give each client site its own SiteTran site, and invite the client as a reviewer.
Agency questions →The original builder at app.imcreator.com is a separate platform that IM Creator now treats as legacy. If your site still runs on it, contact us and we'll walk you through the best setup.
Email support →IM Creator's newer builder, announced as a beta with AI, a CMS and e-commerce. If your site runs on it, add the three lines of the Widget Code wherever it accepts custom HTML in the page body.
Custom integration guide →imxprs.com/free/ sites are capped at 100 views a day by IM Creator.The Widget Code has three lines, and all three go in one place: the Custom widget in IM Creator's Page Widgets. IM Creator writes that code straight into your published page, which is exactly what the language dropdown needs.
Sign up free, add your site's address, select its original language and pick the languages to translate into. SiteTran gives you your Widget Code.
In the editor, open the menu icon at the top left and choose General Settings (some accounts show it as Settings › Site Settings). Open Page Widgets, select Custom, click Code, replace the placeholder comment with all three lines and click Save.
Click Publish, open your live site and choose a language from the dropdown. SiteTran starts discovering your phrases so you can translate them with AI, your team or both.
<script>var sitetran = {site_id: your_site_id};</script> <script src="//c.sitetran.com/widget/v3.js"></script> <div id="sitetran_translate_element"></div>
SiteTran gives you your own ready-to-paste code, with your site ID already in it. The widget needs the div, and without it no dropdown appears.
Simplified illustration. IM Creator's panels may look slightly different in your account.
IM Creator has two kinds of widgets. Site widgets in General Settings are written straight into your published page, so SiteTran sees every stripe, menu and popup. Section widgets added to a stripe with + › Widget can load in a separate frame, so keep the Widget Code in Page Widgets.
divIM Creator adds site widget code after your stripes, but the language dropdown floats in the bottom-left corner of the window by default, so visitors see it on every screen size. Change Positioning on the Dropdown Style page to move it to another corner.
Positioning the Language Dropdown →IM Creator describes site widgets as applying to the whole site or a page. Open two or three pages of your live site. If the dropdown only shows on the page you edited, add the same Custom widget on the others. The code doesn't change from page to page.
SiteTran translates whatever IM Creator renders in the browser. It keeps watching the page, so popups, form messages and store items that appear later are translated when they appear.
Titles, subtitles, body text, buttons, gallery captions and item descriptions are translated inside your existing stripes, with the same layout, fonts and effects.
Menu items, dropdown submenus and the footer are translated once and reused across pages. No second menu per language, and no copy of the site to keep in step.
Popup stripes, lightbox titles and the cookie consent text are translated when they open, so a visitor never sees a German page with an English popup.
Form labels, the send button and the thank-you message are translated, and blog posts are translated like any page. What a visitor types is sent as typed.
Product names, descriptions and buy buttons in your store stripes are translated when they render. Prices and currencies stay as you set them in the store dashboard.
The page title and description from IM Creator's SEO window, image alt text, tooltips and social link previews switch language along with the visible text.
IM Creator doesn't have a translation feature. Its help center explains how to make a multilingual site by saving a copy of your site for each language and connecting each copy to its own subdomain.
From IM Creator's help center article "Create Multilingual Website", checked October 20, 2026. Its main advantage is a real address per language for search engines. If that matters most to you, see the SEO section below for how SiteTran handles language URLs.
IM Creator has no app store, so the choices are its duplicate-site method, a free browser-translation widget, a script-based translation service, or SiteTran.
| Duplicate sitesIM Creator's method | Free translate widgetFor example GTranslate Free | Translation servicesFor example Weglot | SiteTranPage Widgets › Custom | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | A copy of the site per language, translated by hand and connected to a subdomain by IM Creator support. | A script machine-translates each page in the visitor's browser. | A JavaScript snippet in your custom code. Translations are managed in the service's dashboard. | SiteTran translates your pages as they render and adds a language dropdown. |
| IM Creator setup | A premium site, a subdomain per language and a support request. | A custom code widget. | A custom code widget. | Three lines in the Page Widgets Custom code box. |
| Updating content | Repeat each change in every copy, then republish each one. | Automatic, with no way to correct a translation. | New text is detected and translated within a word allowance. | New text is discovered as visitors view it; translate it with AI, people or both. |
| Who translates | You, or anyone you give access to your IM Creator account. | Google's machine translation only. Translations aren't stored. | Machine translation, with editing in the service's dashboard. | DeepL, Google Translate and OpenAI, plus translators and reviewers per language, with unlimited teammates. |
| Languages and limits | One more site to maintain per language. | All languages, machine translation only. | Capped per plan. Weglot Starter: 1 language, 10,000 words, €15 a month. | Unlimited languages on every plan. Free plan: 7K words in site. |
| Language URLs | A subdomain per language, with hreflang tags you add yourself. | None. URLs don't change and the translations aren't indexed. | Subdomains or subdirectories, depending on the plan and setup. | Same URL by default, with translated meta tags. Language URLs through the Static Translation API. |
IM Creator details are from its help center. GTranslate and Weglot details are from their own websites; none of the translation services we checked publishes an IM Creator-specific guide. All checked October 20, 2026. For a two-page site in one extra language that rarely changes, a duplicate site can be a reasonable choice.
Start with machine translation and refine it with your own people. You decide what gets approved and when it goes live on your IM Creator site.
Get suggestions for any phrase, or translate new phrases automatically. You choose whether they're approved automatically or reviewed first.
Invite a client, a bilingual friend or a professional translator for each language, and choose who can approve. Turn on AI Translation Review for a second opinion.
Keep your name and project titles as written in the Glossary, set Translation Rules that AI translation follows, such as an informal tone in Spanish, and reuse past work with Similar Phrases.
Choose Styled Select, Dropdown List or Bare Select, with or without flags, and add your own CSS so it matches your stripes. Visitors are switched to their browser language automatically.
Here's what's translated as soon as you install SiteTran, and how to give each language its own indexable address when you're ready.
When a visitor switches language, the title and description you set in IM Creator's SEO window switch with it, along with the rest of the page.
lang attribute, updated to the selected languageBy default, every language uses your existing URL and the visitor's choice is remembered. For a separate, indexable page per language, SiteTran's Static Translation API returns translated HTML for an address you serve it from:
On IM Creator, language URLs are served by a proxy or edge worker on your own connected domain, which we'll help you set up.
Talk to us about IM Creator SEOYour IM Creator site stays exactly where it is. A small proxy or edge worker on your domain answers requests for language addresses, asks SiteTran for the translated page and returns it, with the original language passed straight through.
/es/work, the proxy calls the API with the original page's URL and a language code and returns the translated HTML. Each call is one Static API request, so cache the results.sitetran.static_url_language_code_lookup so the dropdown links to your language URLs and hreflang tags are added. Refresh cached pages after you publish new translations.Our IM Creator integration guide shows each screen from choosing your site to previewing the dropdown. Paste all three lines of your Widget Code, including the div, into the Custom code box.
Most IM Creator setup problems come down to which code box was used, the missing div, or publishing.
<div id="sitetran_translate_element"></div>. Without the div, there's nowhere to draw the dropdown.?sitetran=on to your URL.sitetran.ignore_selectors in your Widget Code.Every plan includes unlimited languages and teammates, so adding Hebrew next to Spanish never means another copy of your site or a bigger plan. Start free and upgrade when your traffic grows.
For small sites and testing
For sites with moderate translation needs
For larger sites or several smaller ones
For large-scale international sites
Have another question? Our team is happy to help with your IM Creator setup.
Email supportPaste three lines into Page Widgets, publish, and let clients from Madrid to Tel Aviv see your work in their own language. One site to edit, every language kept in step. Start free and upgrade only when you grow.