# Multi-Lingual Settings in Changelog

_By Sathi · Oct 13, 2025_

he **Multi-Language Changelog** feature allows admins to control how changelogs appear to users based on language preferences. Three new configuration options are now available under **Changelog Settings → Language Configuration**:

### Default Language

The **Default Language** is the primary language your changelog list displays when a user accesses it.  
If no language preference is detected from the user’s browser or selection, the changelog will load in this default language.

_Example:_  
If your default language is **English**, every visitor will see the changelog in English by default unless they switch to another available language.

### Allowed Languages

**Allowed Languages** define which languages are available for users to view the changelog in.  
Only these selected languages will appear in the dropdown menu on the **Changelog Portal** and **Widget** views.

_Example:_  
If you select English, Spanish, and German, users can switch between these three languages when reading changelogs.

### Fallback Language

The **Fallback Language** is used when a changelog post isn’t available in the user’s selected language.  
If a translation doesn’t exist, the changelog automatically shows the post in the fallback language to avoid empty states.

_Example:_  
If a user’s preferred language is **German**, but a post isn’t translated into German, it will automatically appear in the **Fallback Language** (e.g., English).  

![](https://vault.featureos.app/uploads/attachment/upload/5fb851d156e0d379509139806b047c46.png)

## Writing Changelog Entries in Multiple Languages

Creating a multi-language changelog is as easy as writing your default post:

1.  **Create a new changelog entry** from your dashboard.
    
2.  In the pop-up dialog, select your **Title** and **Language** (from the drop-down).
    
3.  Write your changelog in the selected or default language.
    
4.  Save it as a draft.
    
5.  To add another language version:
    
    -   Click **“Translations”**.  
        
        ![](https://vault.featureos.app/uploads/attachment/upload/2966f76291a5792e49dbc0f1f23305d4.png)
    -   Choose your target language (e.g., German).
        
    -   Where you can :
        
        -   Click **Auto Translate** to auto-translate from your default language to the language you want..
            
        -   Click **Edit** after **Auto Translate** to edit it further.
            
        -   Click Retranslate to translate the changelog again in case you are not satisfied with the current translation of the changelog.  
            
            ![](https://vault.featureos.app/uploads/attachment/upload/ed8cee4ce1b673d193683e3d89b5e4a9.png)
6.  Once your translations are ready, hit **Publish**. Currently, you need to publish every translation separately.
    
7.  To delete a changelog in a specific language, switch to that language and click the **Delete** button.  
    You’ll need to do this manually to ensure only the intended version is removed.
    

## Note

Our multi-lingual changelog supports both the **AI Changelog Generator** and the **Manual Changelog Editor** for creating changelog drafts.  
It currently supports **21 languages**, allowing teams to publish updates in the languages their users prefer. [Find out more →](https://help.featureos.app/en/articles/languages-supported-on-featureos)

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