Is Content Uploader available in other languages?
Not yet. The app, the documentation and support are in English; your content can be in any language, because files are read as UTF-8.
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- Updated October 13, 2026
At the moment the app, this documentation and support are in English only. Your content can be in any language: files are read as UTF-8, so accents, other alphabets and emoji work, and workbooks carry their own encoding (character encoding).
Joomla's article language field can be filled per row, and a configuration publishes to the content type of one site. If a translated interface matters to you, tell us through the bug icon at the top of any page: ideas are read.
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