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Switch the Nodaro editor to English, Hebrew or Japanese. One setting changes the menus, the picker catalogs, dates and numbers, and the Copilot's replies.
The language switcher sets the language of the Nodaro editor. It changes the menus, buttons and labels, the options inside pickers, and the way dates and numbers are written. It is at the bottom of the app sidebar, next to the theme toggle. The editor is available in English, Hebrew and Japanese.
Change the language
- Open the Language menu at the bottom of the sidebar, next to the theme toggle.
- Choose a language. The whole app switches at once.
What changes, and what stays
One choice changes all of these together. There is no separate setting for each one.
| Part of the app | What happens |
|---|---|
| The interface | Navigation, buttons, dialogs and other text appear in the chosen language. |
| Picker catalogs | The option names inside pickers such as Mood, Framing and Lens are translated. |
| Dates, times and numbers | They are written the way the chosen language writes them. With English, they follow your browser's regional format. |
| The Copilot | The Workflow Copilot answers in the chosen language. |
Some things stay the same in every language:
- Node, model and brand names, such as Generate Image, Kling or ElevenLabs. The workflows the Copilot builds read the same in every language.
- The wording a picker adds to your prompt. It stays in English, because it is written for the model.
- The canvas and the picker grids keep their left-to-right layout. A shared workflow looks the same to everyone, and the tiles keep the same order.
Languages you can choose
| Language | Layout |
|---|---|
| English | Left to right |
| Hebrew | Right to left |
| Japanese | Left to right |
The menu lists only languages whose interface translation is complete, so you never see English menus around translated picker tiles. When a rare text is not translated yet, it appears in English rather than blank.
Right-to-left languages mirror the app. In Hebrew, the sidebar moves to the right, and the navigation, pages and panels flip with it. The canvas and the picker grids stay left to right.
If your account was set to a language before that language joined the menu, it stays selected and stays in your menu. You can keep it or switch.
Where your choice is saved
- Signed in: the language is saved to your account and follows you to every device.
- Not signed in: the language is remembered on that device only.
- When you sign in: your account's saved language takes over. If your account has none, the device's choice stays active on that device. It is saved to your account only when you change the language while signed in.
Picker catalogs in your own app
Developers who build Nodaro's pickers into their own app get the option names in 12 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Hebrew and Arabic. The words that go into prompts stay in English. See Picker catalogs.
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