Native Drupal translations, produced by Lingvit
Lingvit plugs into Drupal's Translation Management Tool as a translation provider. Jobs are translated through your Lingvit project and written back as real entity translations — the structure Drupal's own multilingual stack, search engines and accessibility audits already understand.
What gets translated
- Nodes, taxonomy terms, media and any translatable content entity TMGMT sources
- Titles, plain-text and formatted text fields (markup preserved, only visible text is translated)
- Paragraphs and other entity-reference-revision content via TMGMT's content source
- Continuous jobs: new and edited content is translated on save
- TMGMT review and acceptance workflow, or auto-accept
- Native language paths, hreflang and sitemaps — nothing runs in the visitor's browser
Setup guide
Install TMGMT and the Lingvit translator module
Add the Translation Management Tool and the Lingvit translator module to your site, then enable them together with the content translation module.
composer require drupal/tmgmt drupal/lingvit_tmgmt drush pm:enable tmgmt tmgmt_content content_translation lingvit_tmgmtGenerate a pairing code
In the Lingvit dashboard open your project → Integrations → Drupal and generate a pairing code. It is valid for a few minutes and works once.
Connect the provider
In Drupal go to Configuration → Regional and language → Translation providers → Lingvit, paste the pairing code and press Connect. The site receives its own credential; the code is never stored.
Send jobs, or let continuous jobs do it
Pick Lingvit as the provider on any TMGMT job, or create a continuous job for the content types you want kept in sync. Review translations in TMGMT or enable auto-accept to publish them straight away.