How to Add Google Website Translate Button in Blogger

People that live in the world consist of different casts and culture and they speak different languages.Approximately about 6000 to 7000 languages are spoken in this world, now coming towards blogger blog we normally built our website in English because it is an international language widely spoken across the world. By creating our blog in English we are doing right, but what for our those readers who don’t understand English that well, taking this aspect in mind Google has made a tool which can translate your blog in about 60 + languages. In this article we will teach How to Add Google Website Translate Button in Blogger.

How to Add Google Website Translate Button in Blogger

To start with login to your Google account and open Google Translator page, now click on the button that reads “Add new website” located in the upper right corner.

Now you have entered in the adding website page, under the heading of ‘website URL’ enter your blog URL (Probloggertricks.com) for which you want a translator button. Now select your website original language from a dropdown list placed under the heading of ‘Website language’ and click on Next. 

Now you have the options, Translations language and Display mode. You can choose “All language” to set all languages available in the drop down list. Display mode has three options vertical, horizontal and Dropdown only. Once you are done with the settings Click on “Get Code” Button.

Copy the first piece of code and go to Edit HTML section on your blog and search </head>, simply paste the copied code above  and save your template.

Next step is to copy the second piece of code and paste it where you liked your translate button to be positioned. We recommend you to place it in the sidebar of your blog and to do this go to Layout and Add a Gadget >> Add HTML/ Java Script to the sidebar then past the second copied code and click save.

Hooray! You have successfully implemented Google website translate button to your blogger, keep our spirits up and let us know how you find this tutorial in the comments.