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What languages does SlideSpeak support?

Kevin GoedeckeKevin GoedeckeLast updatedOct 18, 2026

SlideSpeak is built for people who present in many languages. You can create a presentation in a wide range of languages and regional variants, translate an existing deck into any of them, and narrate an AI video in more than 70 languages. Whether you work with an international team or present to a local audience, you can write and present in the language your audience speaks.

How to Select Your Language

When you create a new presentation, the language button sits in the box where you describe your presentation. It shows the current language, for example "English (U.S.)".

SlideSpeak language selection dropdown showing multiple languages

Click it and type to search. You can type the language's English name or its own name, for example "Japanese" or "日本語". SlideSpeak then writes your outline and slides in that language.

You often don't need to choose at all. SlideSpeak detects the language you type your request in, or the language of the document you upload, and picks it for you. A short note under the button tells you which language it detected.

To use the same language every time, set it once under Account Settings → Personalization → Preferred language. See how to set your default presentation preferences.

Support for Right-to-Left (RTL) Languages

SlideSpeak supports right-to-left languages, including Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu, Pashto and Sindhi. When you pick one of them, your outline is written right to left, and the text on your slides is written in that language.

After generating, give each slide a quick check of the text alignment. If you plan to download the deck as PowerPoint, check the text alignment again in PowerPoint before you present.

Translate Existing Presentations

Already have a presentation? SlideSpeak can translate the whole deck into any of the languages you can create in. It translates the text on every slide, including tables, charts and speaker notes, and keeps your design, fonts and layout. Translation costs 1 credit per slide.

The Translate panel in the SlideSpeak editor with a language selected and the Translate button

There are two ways:

  • In the editor: open your presentation, click Translate in the icon rail on the right, choose a language under Select Language, and click Translate. This needs a Premium, Premium Plus or Lifetime plan.
  • With the Translate tool: go to app.slidespeak.co/translate and upload a PowerPoint file. This works on every plan, including Free, and you can download the translated deck on any plan.

For step-by-step instructions, see how to translate a presentation.

AI Video Narration in More Than 70 Languages

When you turn a presentation into an AI video, the narrator can speak more than 70 languages. See how to choose a voice for your AI video.

You can also translate a finished video into another language, with the script translated and re-voiced. See how to translate an AI video into another language.

Popular Languages

Here are some of the most popular languages SlideSpeak supports, with their regional variants:

  • English (U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, Ireland)
  • Spanish (Spain, Mexico)
  • French (France, Canada, Switzerland)
  • German (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
  • Chinese (Simplified, Traditional Taiwan, Traditional Hong Kong)
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)
  • Italian
  • Arabic (Standard, Saudi Arabia)
  • Hindi
  • Bengali
  • Russian
  • Turkish
  • Vietnamese
  • Indonesian
  • Dutch
  • Polish
  • Thai
  • Greek
  • Hebrew
  • Swedish
  • Danish
  • Finnish
  • Norwegian (BokmÃ¥l, Nynorsk)
  • And many more, from Afrikaans to Zulu

SlideSpeak language selection dropdown showing more supported languages

Creating presentations in several languages can widen your reach. When you localize your content for each market, your message lands with every audience, wherever they are.

What Language Is the SlideSpeak App In?

The SlideSpeak app itself, meaning its menus, buttons and settings, is in English. The language setting changes the content SlideSpeak writes for you, not the app's interface.

Why Use Multi-Language Support?

  • Global collaboration: work with teams across different countries.
  • Local relevance: tailor your presentations to the language your audience speaks.
  • Efficiency: save time by generating content directly in the target language instead of translating it afterwards.
  • Inclusivity: make your information accessible to people who don't speak English.

SlideSpeak keeps adding languages based on user feedback. If you don't see a language you need, contact us at support@slidespeak.co.

Need more help?

If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact our support team at support@slidespeak.co

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