Helpshift supports over 180 languages! A complete list of all Helpshift languages and their language codes is available at the bottom of this page.

Helpshift is fully localizable, as we automatically show your Help Section in the language of the device. This allows you to easily support users who speak a variety of languages by manually adding translations you create to your FAQ, and toggling them ‘On’ to publish them live.

Please note: At least one language (example: your default language) is required to be toggled ‘On’ for your FAQ to be fully published live. To learn more, see How do I translate my FAQs?

52 of these languages have strings, or phrases displayed on the UI, that are translated automatically out-of-the-box! Once you’ve added the languages to your app, your users will see your Help Section’s UI elements in the language of their device.

For more information on which languages are automatically translated in the SDK, please see our developer documentation on iOS Internationalization and Android Internationalization. You can add your own string translations to support all 180 options.

For more information on utilizing all the languages available, please see the following:

• How do I make sure the correct FAQs are shown to users based on their language, and not their locale?
• How do I set up my Web Support Portal in different languages?
• How do I set up my Web Support Portal contact form in different languages?
• How can I filter my Issues by language?
• How do I use Smart Views & Automations to filter email Issues by app, platform, or language?
• How do I use Smart Views to filter web Issues by app, platform, or language?

List of all supported languages in Helpshift