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Choose the language for a new book

Generate in the intended language and avoid mixed-language chapters.

4 min readUpdated 2026-07-29

60-second summary

Quick answer

Choose the language before generation and write the brief in that language when possible. Review names, measurements and specialist terms in the preview before exporting.

Before you start

What you need

  • Choose the intended language and prepare exact spellings for names, brands, and specialist terms.
  • Open Advanced Settings or Additional Settings in the creation form.

Procedure

Complete the task step by step

  1. 01

    Select the language before generation

    Use the language control in the selected creation flow.

    Current app screenAutomateed creation form containing Advanced Settings
    Open Advanced Settings, choose Language and use Search languages; translating an existing completed book remains a separate workflow.
  2. 02

    Write instructions consistently

    Keep the brief and required terminology in the target language when possible.

  3. 03

    Review names and specialist terms

    Provide exact spelling for names, brands and terms the model should preserve.

  4. 04

    Inspect the preview

    Check headings, chapter text and cover wording before generating or exporting the full project.

Success check

Confirm that it worked

  • The Language control shows the intended language before full generation.
  • After the outline returns, both the selected language and generated headings have been checked for consistency.

Important notes

  • English is the default and the language list includes a “Search languages” field.
  • The outline response can auto-detect a language and display “Language detected: …”; translation of an existing completed book is a separate Translate Book workflow.

Troubleshooting

If it still does not work

The Language control is not visible

Expand “Advanced Settings” or “Additional Settings”, open Language, and use “Search languages”.

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