Report once. Publish in your audience’s language.

Draft in one language and translate the finished story into another, with names, quotes and figures kept exactly as you reported them.

EnglishWorldwideFarmers prepare early as the rains arrive

FrançaisAfrica, Europe, the AmericasLes agriculteurs se préparent tôt à l’arrivée des pluies

PortuguêsBrazil, Portugal, Mozambique, AngolaAgricultores preparam-se cedo com a chegada das chuvas

EspañolLatin America, SpainLos agricultores se preparan temprano ante la llegada de las lluvias

KiswahiliEast AfricaWakulima wajiandaa mapema mvua zikianza kunyesha

العربيةNorth Africa, the Middle East

ChichewaMalawi, Zambia, MozambiqueAlimi ayamba kubzala msanga mvula itafika

The AI models behind Byline write many more languages than these. Quality varies by language and model: always have a speaker of the language read a translation before it is published.

Write in your language

Choose the language for a draft in the workspace. Byline writes the story in that language from your notes.

Translate a finished story

Open a draft and choose Translate. The new version is saved as its own draft, linked to the first.

Voice notes in any language

Transcription understands many languages, so you can record in the language people speak.

Questions

Will translation change quotes?

Quotes are translated faithfully, and names, numbers and dates are kept exactly as you reported them. Always have a speaker of the language read the final version.

Can I write in one language and publish in several?

Yes. Open a finished story and choose Translate for each language you need. Each version is saved as its own draft.