Translations of the designer and the shop
PrintBlob and PrintBlob Pro are translated into 43 languages, including the designer your customers use. The free plugin gets its translations from translate.wordpress.org as language packs once volunteers have approved them in a language. PrintBlob Pro carries PrintBlob's translations in every language it has, so a shop in one of them is translated as soon as Pro is active.
PrintBlob Pro
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Free or Pro?
- Pro PrintBlob’s translations in every language it has, for a shop in a language WordPress.org has no PrintBlob language pack for yet.
What is translated?
Everything PrintBlob shows: the designer your customers use (its buttons, its messages, the price breakdown), the cart and order lines, the emails, and the admin screens. PrintBlob’s text domain is printblob and PrintBlob Pro’s printblob-pro, and both ship their templates for a translator to start from.
How do the translations reach a shop?
Two ways, and the Translations page lists the languages:
- The free plugin is translated on translate.wordpress.org, as every plugin in the WordPress.org directory is. When volunteers have translated and approved PrintBlob in a language, WordPress installs it as a language pack and keeps it up to date. Until then it shows in English.
- PrintBlob Pro carries its own translations and the free plugin’s, in every language PrintBlob has. WordPress uses Pro’s copy of the free plugin’s translation wherever it has no language pack of PrintBlob in your site’s language.
Who is it for?
Shops selling in a language other than English, where a designer half in English loses customers at the last step. With PrintBlob Pro the designer speaks the shop’s language from the first day.
What are the limits?
A shop in a language PrintBlob does not have yet shows in English until it is translated; the docs explain how to add a language with a .po editor. Products, colours and attribute names are your own WooCommerce content, translated as you translate the rest of your shop.
How does my shop get PrintBlob in its language?
- Set the site's language. Under Settings › General, choose the Site Language. PrintBlob follows it.
- With the free plugin, update translations. WordPress installs PrintBlob's language pack from translate.wordpress.org once one exists for that language, under Dashboard › Updates.
- With PrintBlob Pro, nothing to do. Pro carries PrintBlob's translations and uses them wherever WordPress has no language pack of PrintBlob in your site's language.
Set it up
- Translations
With PrintBlob Pro, PrintBlob is in 43 languages, the designer customers use included; the free plugin gets its translations from translate.wordpress.org. Add another language with a .po editor or Loco Translate.
- PrintBlob Pro
PrintBlob Pro adds print-ready files of every order (a 300 DPI PNG, a vector PDF and SVG, and a CMYK PDF through your printer's profile) with the customers' original images, your own products and photos, back and sleeve printing, a 3D view, design templates, a clipart library, quantity breaks, names and numbers for team orders, a print queue with ZIP downloads, and your own fonts.
Questions
Which languages are there?
The Translations page of the docs lists every language and its locale, from the same files the plugins ship.
Can I change a translated text?
Yes, with PrintBlob Pro's Wording screen, per language of your site.
Get PrintBlob Pro
Pro adds print-ready files, back printing, a 3D view and a production print queue to the free designer. Paid with Stripe in US dollars, no tax added; one domain per licence.
$69 a year
Full refund within 14 days
Limited-time offer until 31 December 2026
$99 once
Full refund within 14 days
Try it on your own shop
PrintBlob is free in the WordPress.org plugin directory: install it, turn the designer on for a product and take a design order. PrintBlob Pro is $69 a year or $99 once (limited-time offer until 31 December 2026), with a full refund within 14 days.