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Prozly writes in the language you choose. This is separate from the language of the app itself: you can use the app in English and publish in German.

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Set your default

Go to Voice and knowledge → Brand voice. Content language is the first setting on the page. Pick a language; it is saved at once. Everything Prozly writes from then on uses it: LinkedIn posts, hooks, articles, carousels, lead magnets, newsletters and AI interview questions. Available languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Polish, Swedish and Danish. English and German are the most tested, followed by Spanish and French.

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Write one piece in another language

When you create something (+ Create, a link, a brain dump, a voice note, an AI interview or a content package), use Write in to pick a language for that piece only. Your default stays as it is. Write in is also on:
  • Plan my next 2 weeks: the whole plan, and every draft you create from it, uses that language.
  • Create → From a document: the topics found in the document and the drafts made from them.
  • Inspiration: the AI ideas and the full post written from a topic.
Content that Prozly creates on its own (recipes, weekly ideas, posts from your watchlists) uses your default.

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Change the language of an existing pack

Open the pack. Next to the status and goal you see its language. Click it and pick another one. What Prozly writes next in this pack (a new format, a rewrite, hooks, a carousel) uses the new language. Drafts that already exist are not rewritten. To translate one, change the language and use Improve on that draft, or add the format again.

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If a draft comes back in the wrong language

Sometimes a draft follows the language of its source instead of yours. When a draft clearly reads as another language than the pack is set to, a note May not be in … appears next to the pack’s language. Click it to either set the pack to the language the draft is in (free, the text stays as it is), or hide the note. To rewrite the draft, open it and use Improve; that uses credits as usual. The note checks English, German, Spanish and French and stays quiet on short texts.

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Keep the language list short

By default every Write in list offers all ten languages. If you only write in two, hide the rest:
  1. Go to Voice and knowledge → Brand voice.
  2. In the Content language card, under Languages you write in, untick the languages you never use. It saves at once.
Your default language always stays available. A pack that already uses a language you unticked keeps it. If only one language is left, the Write in lists disappear, because there is nothing to choose.

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Good to know

  • German uses the formal “Sie”, Spanish “usted” and French “vous”.
  • A public blog shows its fixed texts (for example “min read”, “Share”) and its dates in English, German, Spanish or French, matching your default. Other languages show them in English.
  • The note that an image was made with AI is written in the language of the post, in the same four languages.
  • Comments written by the Chrome extension follow the language of the post you are replying to, not your default.
  • Your tone, brand voice and knowledge apply in every language.
  • Choosing a language costs no extra credits and is included in every plan.
  • AI assistants connected to Prozly can pass a language when they create content for you.
  • A recipe can write in its own language: say it in the sentence (“…and write them in Spanish”) or choose Write in on the recipe. Without it, the recipe uses your default.
  • A client report is shown in English, German, Spanish or French, matching your default.