Claude Language Settings: Use Claude in Your Own Language

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⚡ TL;DR The web and desktop interface supports 11 languages; change it from your profile icon under Language. You can chat in any language, and voice mode has its own language setting.

International teams want tools in their own language. Claude language settings let you change the interface, and Claude chats in whatever language you write in.

Here's how. 🌐

🌐 How Claude Language Settings Work

The web and desktop interface supports 11 languages, including Hindi, Japanese and Korean.

🔧 Changing the Interface Language

Click your profile icon and open the Language section. The interface updates as soon as you choose.

💬 Chatting in Any Language

The display language doesn't limit your conversations; you can chat with Claude in any language you use.

💡 Pro tip Ask Claude to reply in the client's language and adapt tone for that market, not just translate.

🎙️ Voice Mode Language

Voice mode has its own spoken-language setting under Settings, then Capabilities.

Claude language settings make Claude feel local for every team member. Running multilingual content? Lord Of The Wix builds AI workflows for global sites. ✨

❓ Claude language settings FAQ

How many interface languages does Claude support?

The web and desktop interface supports 11 languages.

How do I change Claude's interface language?

Click your profile icon and open the Language section.

Can I chat in a language that isn't the interface language?

Yes. You can chat with Claude in any language.

Does voice mode use the same language setting?

No. It has a separate setting under Settings, Capabilities.

Which languages are available?

Eleven languages, including Hindi, Japanese and Korean.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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