> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bixgrow.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bixgrow.com/affiliate-portal/languages.md).

# Languages

## How it works

* BixGrow supports displaying the affiliate portal in multiple languages.
* One language is set as the **default language**, which is used when no other language preference is detected.
* Language settings apply across key affiliate portal pages.

## How to add and manage languages

To configure languages for your affiliate portal:

Go to **Settings** > **Affiliate portal** > **Languages**.

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Click **Add language** to include additional supported languages.

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Select **Change default** to assign a different language as the default. You can also enable **Auto detect language from the browser** to automatically match affiliates’ browser settings.

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## How affiliates experience it

Affiliates see the portal in their browser’s preferred language when available; otherwise, the system automatically falls back to the merchant’s default language.

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In this example, this is how the language select menu is displayed on the **Affiliate Dashboard** after English was set up as the default language while Chinese added as optional languages.
{% endhint %}


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