Shopify Markets and translations do different jobs
| Shopify | Easy Advanced Translations |
|---|---|
Configure markets and regions |
Translate your store content |
Enable store languages |
Generate and manage translations |
Configure domains/subfolders |
Translate products, pages, themes and more |
Manage international selling settings |
Translate metafields and images |
Provide storefront localization context |
AI, bulk and manual translation workflows |
Translate the languages used by your Markets
Language switcher support
Localized URLs and Shopify Markets
One language across multiple Markets
Build a fully localized experience
| Capability | Role in localization |
|---|---|
| AI translations | Translate main Shopify resources |
| Translated metafields | Localize additional custom information |
| Localized images | Show language-specific visual content |
| Preset Terms | Maintain consistent brand terminology |
| Third-party/custom translations | Handle customer-facing text outside normal Shopify resources |
How it works
Configure Markets and languages in Shopify
Set up the regions and languages you want to support.
Select those languages inside EAT
Choose the languages you want to translate.
Translate your store resources
Use AI, bulk or manual translation workflows.
Publish and review the localized storefront
Check the customer experience in each supported language.
Frequently asked questions
Does EAT work with Shopify Markets?
Yes. EAT is designed to work with Shopify Markets and Shopify’s multilingual store architecture.
Does EAT create Shopify Markets?
No. Markets are configured through Shopify. EAT handles translation and localization of supported store content.
How many languages can I add?
EAT currently allows up to 20 languages on supported plans/settings. Keep the pricing page as the canonical source for current EAT plan limits.
Can I translate images for different languages?
Yes. EAT can assign different images by language and also provides AI image translation.
Can I translate metafields?
Yes, including supported product, variant, collection, shop, blog and article metafields.
Can customers switch languages?
EAT supports language-switcher functionality and works with Shopify’s multilingual storefront architecture.
