Languages
AI social media posts in 22 languages
ADpilot writes each brand's posts, carousels and SEO articles directly in the brand's language, not in English and then translated. Words in generated images follow the post's language too. Writer language list Where this comes fromThe language list the post writer, the blog writer and the image prompts all read.
The list
All 22 languages.
Each brand has a main language. A campaign can publish in another one from the list.
- EnglishEnglish · en
- DeutschGerman · de
- FrançaisFrench · fr
- EspañolSpanish · es
- ItalianoItalian · it
- PortuguêsPortuguese · pt
- NederlandsDutch · nl
- PolskiPolish · pl
- SvenskaSwedish · sv
- DanskDanish · da
- SuomiFinnish · fi
- NorskNorwegian · no
- EestiEstonian · et
- LatviešuLatvian · lv
- LietuviųLithuanian · lt
- РусскийRussian · ru
- 日本語Japanese · ja
- 한국어Korean · ko
- 中文Chinese · zh
- العربيةArabic · ar
- TürkçeTurkish · tr
- हिन्दीHindi · hi
How it works
Written in the language, not translated into it.
When a brand's language is not English, every writer in ADpilot gets the same instruction: write the whole post or article in that language, including industry and technical terms. Only names with no local form, such as brand, product and place names, stay as they are. The brief a writer reads is often in English; it is told to render it, not copy it.
Each language also carries its own defaults for tone, emoji use and hashtag language. German and Finnish posts default to a direct, low-emoji style; Spanish and Italian to a warmer one. You change any of it by editing drafts, and the writer learns from those edits.
Text drawn inside a generated image follows the post's language, so a Latvian carousel does not carry English headlines.
What we do not promise
Writing quality can differ from one language to another, as it does for the AI models underneath, and we have not had every language reviewed by native speakers. Have a native speaker read the first drafts in a new language before you approve them. Drafts wait for your approval by default, so you see each one before it goes out.
This website itself is in English for now.