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Ember Translation Plugin Features

  • Content detection
  • Translation memory
  • Visual editing
  • Export and import
  • Exclusions

How ConveyThis works on Ember

Ember apps are usually localized with ember-intl, which means {{t}} keys throughout your templates and a translation file per locale. ConveyThis takes another path: add one script to the <head> of your app's index.html, redeploy, and the rendered templates are translated in the browser without changes to components or routes.

The widget follows the Ember router from one route transition to the next, and translates components that render after their data arrives from your API. Wording and glossary terms are managed in the ConveyThis dashboard. If you want language URLs that can be indexed, pick sub-domains, available from the Business plan up, and add a CNAME record for every language.

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Prime Ember.js Integration

Integrate seamlessly within minutes into your Ember.js application! No complicated setup needed. Add robust multilingual capabilities to your Ember.js app with ease. Select from 200+ target languages and enjoy smooth translation integration with complete Ember.js framework support.

Full Application Translation

Keep your development workflow intact! ConveyThis provides flawless compatibility with Ember.js applications, ensuring comprehensive content translation throughout your app. Eliminate language barriers and connect with global audiences using powerful translation tools that boost accessibility and user experience across international markets.

Reach visitors all over the world

Multilingual SEO Enhancement for Apps

Boost your international presence with advanced SEO features designed for contemporary web applications. ConveyThis enhances your Ember.js app for global search engines by automatically implementing hreflang attributes, generating language-specific URL patterns, and translating meta content. Experience improved worldwide visibility as search engines find and catalog your multilingual content across various international markets.

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Deliver professional-grade translations

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AI + Human Translation Power

Experience lightning-fast AI translation across 200+ languages with human-level editing control for your Ember.JS app. ConveyThis detects every element on your pages - from dynamic content to theme components - ensuring 100% translation coverage. Set custom translation rules once and watch them apply consistently across your entire site, while live preview editing lets you perfect every word in real-time context.

Take full control of your translations

Translation on Autopilot

Let ConveyThis automatically scan, detect, and translate your entire Ember.JS application while you sleep. Control exactly what gets translated by excluding specific pages or content blocks for different markets. Your team can collaborate seamlessly through the dashboard, with import/export capabilities for external editing workflows and instant live preview updates that show exactly how translations appear to users.

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Connect with global audiences authentically

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True Website Localization

Transform your Ember.JS app into a truly localized experience that resonates with global audiences. Replace images and media files for cultural relevance, automatically translate conversion-critical elements like forms and widgets, and create clean translated URL structures that users love. Everything is managed through one intuitive dashboard where your team can coordinate the complete localization process.

Easily manage your translations

Streamlined Developer Integration

Rapid setup with your Ember.js development environment - launch in minutes! Straightforward JavaScript implementation with access to 200+ target languages. ConveyThis delivers complete documentation and smooth Ember.js integration, making it the ideal translation platform for Ember.js developers.

Optimized for Contemporary Frameworks

ConveyThis is engineered specifically for single-page applications such as Ember.js, delivering dynamic content translation without page refreshes. With component-intelligent translation features and router compatibility, it guarantees your Ember.js app provides localized experiences that feel authentic to each market.

Worldwide Application Scaling

Expand your Ember.js application globally with ConveyThis. Effortlessly manage dynamic content, component translations, and route localization. Grow your digital footprint and engage with international users through a completely localized application experience that preserves Ember.js performance excellence.

Why Choose ConveyThis for Ember

One dashboard

Manage strings, media, SEO, and app content in one workspace.

Glossary & rules

Lock brand terms and product names to keep translations consistent.

Multilingual SEO

Automatic hreflang, localized metadata, and clean language-specific URLs.

Visual editor

Translate in context — edit directly on the page and preview per locale.

Machine translation

Start fast with machine translations, refine with brand rules and memories.

Multilingual site structure

Serve locales on SEO-friendly subdirectories/subdomains with an accessible switcher.

Visitor auto-redirection

Optionally route visitors to their browser language to reduce bounce.

Learn how to get started

Find how to make your website multilingual and watch it grow!

Integrate ConveyThis with your Ember.js app by following these simple steps:

1

Create ConveyThis Account

Create a ConveyThis account here. Your ConveyThis account dashboard lets you view and manage all your translations.
2

Configure Your Integration

Select JavaScript as your website technology. Enter your domain name and indicate the languages you want to translate your Ember.js app into. Click "Next" to proceed through the setup steps.
3

Copy and Install JavaScript Code

Copy the JavaScript code from your dashboard (replace YOUR_API_KEY with your actual key). Paste this code into your Ember.js app's index.html file in the <head> section, just before the </head> tag. See detailed integration guide.
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Test and Optimize

Visit your Ember.js app to see the language switcher appear at the bottom right (may take a few minutes). Manage your translations with Glossary, and advanced translation features.

Ember.js translation: common questions

How does ConveyThis compare with ember-intl?
ember-intl is a community addon: strings become keys rendered with the t helper, translations sit in a translations folder with one YAML or JSON file per locale, and the intl service sets the active language. It gives developers precise control and ICU message formatting. ConveyThis fits teams that would rather not convert templates to keys: it translates what the app displays, detects new strings after every deploy, and gives translators a visual editor instead of files in the repository.
Where do I paste the code in an Ember project?
Your app's index.html. In a classic Ember CLI app that is app/index.html; apps on the newer Vite-based setup keep it at the project root. Add the code copied from the dashboard between the <head> tags, ideally right before the closing tag, then build and deploy as usual. The JavaScript setup guide shows where to find the snippet.
Do route transitions and model-hook data get translated?
Yes. During a transition, Ember's router updates the URL through the History API, or through the hash if your app uses hash location, and ConveyThis picks up the change. Templates that render once a model hook's promise resolves, and components that appear later, are translated as soon as their text reaches the page.
Can non-developers fix translations without touching the Ember codebase?
Yes. Translations are kept in your ConveyThis account, not in your repository, so correcting a word in the visual editor needs no pull request and no redeploy. On the Pro plan and above you can invite colleagues to your site as Translators, Managers or Admins, each with their own sign-in and permissions, as described in adding team members.
Will my Ember app get language URLs such as fr.example.com?
On the Business plan or higher, yes. Sub-domains are the recommended option: fr.example.com and de.example.com each need one CNAME record, and your Ember app keeps being served from wherever it is hosted today. Sub-directories such as /fr/ are possible too, but the domain's A record then points at ConveyThis, so the whole site is routed through it. Either way hreflang tags are generated; see the URL structure guide.

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