Create multilingual forms with Weglot

Why there is no Weglot walkthrough here, and where the built-in Language setting covers the same need.

The reference page walks through wiring a third-party translation service into a form: a hidden field that records which language the visitor picked, a custom domain, a script pasted into that domain's code injection box, and the service's own dashboard for reviewing the machine translations it produced.

Tinyform has no counterpart to that guide and no relationship with that service. What it does have is a Language setting on every form, under Settings, which switches the respondent-facing text of the published page (the buttons, the validation messages, the date and phone pickers) into one of the languages the product ships with. The questions themselves stay in whatever language you wrote them.

See Supported languages for the list and how to set it. If you need the same questions in several languages, you can publish one form per language, each with its own Language setting and its own link.