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Supported languages for Localization

A complete list of languages and language codes supported by Framer’s Localization feature.

Framer’s Localization feature supports 238 languages and regional variants, making it easy to translate your website for a global audience. Below is the complete list of supported languages and their corresponding language codes.

To add any of these languages to your project, see Adding a new locale.

Supported languages

The table below lists all languages available when adding a new locale in Framer. Language codes follow the IETF BCP 47 standard.

Language	Language Code
Abkhazian	`ab`
Afar	`aa`
Afrikaans	`af`
Akan	`ak`
Albanian	`sq`
Amharic	`am`
Arabic	`ar`
Aragonese	`an`
Armenian	`hy`
Assamese	`as`
Asu	`asa`
Avaric	`av`
Avestan	`ae`
Aymara	`ay`
Azerbaijani	`az`
Azerbaijani (Cyrillic)	`az-Cyrl`
Azerbaijani (Latin)	`az-Latn`
Bambara	`bm`
Bashkir	`ba`
Basque	`eu`
Belarusian	`be`
Bemba	`bem`
Bena	`bez`
Bengali	`bn`
Bislama	`bi`
Bosnian	`bs`
Breton	`br`
Bulgarian	`bg`
Burmese	`my`
Cantonese (Traditional)	`yue-Hant`
Catalan	`ca`
Central Morocco Tamazight	`tzm`
Central Morocco Tamazight (Latin)	`tzm-Latn`
Chamorro	`ch`
Chechen	`ce`
Cherokee	`chr`
Chichewa / Chewa / Nyanja	`ny`
Chiga	`cgg`
Chinese	`zh`
Chinese (Simplified Han)	`zh-Hans`
Chinese (Traditional Han)	`zh-Hant`
Church Slavic / Old Slavonic	`cu`
Chuvash	`cv`
Cornish	`kw`
Corsican	`co`
Cree	`cr`
Croatian	`hr`
Czech	`cs`
Danish	`da`
Divehi / Dhivehi / Maldivian	`dv`
Dutch	`nl`
Dzongkha	`dz`
Embu	`ebu`
English	`en`
Esperanto	`eo`
Estonian	`et`
Ewe	`ee`
Faroese	`fo`
Fijian	`fj`
Filipino	`fil`
Finnish	`fi`
French	`fr`
Fulah	`ff`
Gaelic / Scottish Gaelic	`gd`
Galician	`gl`
Ganda	`lg`
Georgian	`ka`
German	`de`
Greek	`el`
Guarani	`gn`
Gujarati	`gu`
Gusii	`guz`
Haitian / Haitian Creole	`ht`
Hausa	`ha`
Hausa (Latin)	`ha-Latn`
Hawaiian	`haw`
Hebrew	`he`
Herero	`hz`
Hindi	`hi`
Hiri Motu	`ho`
Hungarian	`hu`
Icelandic	`is`
Ido	`io`
Igbo	`ig`
Indonesian	`id`
Interlingua	`ia`
Interlingue / Occidental	`ie`
Inuktitut	`iu`
Inupiaq	`ik`
Irish	`ga`
Italian	`it`
Japanese	`ja`
Javanese	`jv`
Kabuverdianu	`kea`
Kabyle	`kab`
Kalaallisut	`kl`
Kalenjin	`kln`
Kamba	`kam`
Kannada	`kn`
Kanuri	`kr`
Kashmiri	`ks`
Kazakh	`kk`
Kazakh (Cyrillic)	`kk-Cyrl`
Khmer	`km`
Kikuyu	`ki`
Kinyarwanda	`rw`
Kirghiz / Kyrgyz	`ky`
Komi	`kv`
Kongo	`kg`
Konkani	`kok`
Korean	`ko`
Koyra Chiini	`khq`
Koyraboro Senni	`ses`
Kuanyama / Kwanyama	`kj`
Kurdish	`ku`
Langi	`lag`
Lao	`lo`
Latin	`la`
Latvian	`lv`
Limburgan / Limburger / Limburgish	`li`
Lingala	`ln`
Lithuanian	`lt`
Luba-Katanga	`lu`
Luo	`luo`
Luxembourgish / Letzeburgesch	`lb`
Luyia	`luy`
Macedonian	`mk`
Machame	`jmc`
Makonde	`kde`
Malagasy	`mg`
Malay	`ms`
Malayalam	`ml`
Maltese	`mt`
Manx	`gv`
Maori	`mi`
Marathi	`mr`
Marshallese	`mh`
Masai	`mas`
Meru	`mer`
Mongolian	`mn`
Montenegrin	`cnr`
Morisyen	`mfe`
Nama	`naq`
Nauru	`na`
Navajo / Navaho	`nv`
Ndonga	`ng`
Nepali	`ne`
North Ndebele	`nd`
Northern Sami	`se`
Norwegian	`no`
Norwegian Bokmål	`nb`
Norwegian Nynorsk	`nn`
Nyankole	`nyn`
Occitan	`oc`
Ojibwa	`oj`
Oriya	`or`
Oromo	`om`
Ossetian / Ossetic	`os`
Pali	`pi`
Pashto	`ps`
Persian	`fa`
Polish	`pl`
Portuguese	`pt`
Punjabi	`pa`
Punjabi (Arabic)	`pa-Arab`
Punjabi (Gurmukhi)	`pa-Guru`
Quechua	`qu`
Romanian	`ro`
Romansh	`rm`
Rombo	`rof`
Rundi	`rn`
Russian	`ru`
Rwa	`rwk`
Samburu	`saq`
Samoan	`sm`
Sango	`sg`
Sanskrit	`sa`
Sardinian	`sc`
Sena	`seh`
Serbian	`sr`
Serbian (Cyrillic)	`sr-Cyrl`
Serbian (Latin)	`sr-Latn`
Shona	`sn`
Sichuan Yi	`ii`
Sindhi	`sd`
Sinhala	`si`
Slovak	`sk`
Slovenian	`sl`
Soga	`xog`
Somali	`so`
South Ndebele	`nr`
Southern Sotho	`st`
Spanish	`es`
Sundanese	`su`
Swahili	`sw`
Swati	`ss`
Swedish	`sv`
Swiss German	`gsw`
Tachelhit	`shi`
Tachelhit (Latin)	`shi-Latn`
Tachelhit (Tifinagh)	`shi-Tfng`
Tagalog	`tl`
Tahitian	`ty`
Taita	`dav`
Tajik	`tg`
Tamil	`ta`
Tatar	`tt`
Telugu	`te`
Teso	`teo`
Thai	`th`
Tibetan	`bo`
Tigrinya	`ti`
Tonga	`to`
Tsonga	`ts`
Tswana	`tn`
Turkish	`tr`
Turkmen	`tk`
Twi	`tw`
Uighur / Uyghur	`ug`
Ukrainian	`uk`
Urdu	`ur`
Uzbek	`uz`
Uzbek (Arabic)	`uz-Arab`
Uzbek (Cyrillic)	`uz-Cyrl`
Uzbek (Latin)	`uz-Latn`
Venda	`ve`
Vietnamese	`vi`
Volapük	`vo`
Vunjo	`vun`
Walloon	`wa`
Welsh	`cy`
Western Frisian	`fy`
Wolof	`wo`
Xhosa	`xh`
Yiddish	`yi`
Yoruba	`yo`
Zhuang / Chuang	`za`
Zulu	`zu`

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FAQ

How many languages does Framer Localization support?

Framer Localization supports 238 languages and regional variants, covering a wide range of global languages from Afar (aa) to Zulu (zu).

Can I use regional variants like Chinese (Simplified) or Chinese (Traditional)?

Yes. Framer supports regional variants for several languages, including Chinese (Simplified Han — zh-Hans), Chinese (Traditional Han — zh-Hant), and others like Azerbaijani (Cyrillic — az-Cyrl) and Serbian (Latin — sr-Latn).

Updated

May 14, 2026