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Change the Default Language

Learn how to change the default language applied when you create an Event.

Jody Johnson avatar
Written by Jody Johnson
Updated over a week ago

Demio currently supports 21 total languages: These languages are used for attendee-facing elements, ensuring a consistent and localized experience for your event participants.

  • English

  • Spanish (Español)

  • Italian (Italiano)

  • Dutch (Nederlands)

  • Russian (Русский)

  • French (Français)

  • German (Deutsch)

  • Portuguese (Português)

  • Norwegian

  • Finnish

  • Danish

  • Simplified Chinese (中文)

  • Hungarian

  • Polish

  • Croatian

  • Brasil (Português)

  • Latvian

  • Swedish

  • Czech

  • Romanian

  • Japanese

While logged into Demio, you can change your preferred language within your profile settings. This will update the registration page buttons and dates/times to the chosen language, and allow you to send emails (instant confirmation, 24-hour reminder, 1-hour reminder, and 15-minute reminder) in your chosen language. Note that the language changes made in your profile settings differ from those set at the individual event level. Event-level changes specifically affect attendee-facing materials for that event.

Changing your preferred language is simple:

1.  Login to your Demio account → click on your name → click Settings.

2. Under the General tab, click on the Default Language option → It will display all of the current languages that Demio supports.


3. Select your preferred language and click Save.

4. Here's an example of an email received by the Attendee according to the language selected by the webinar Admin. For example, if you choose Spanish, system-generated emails like reminders and confirmations will appear in Spanish.

The language set in the account settings won't update for existing Events. For any existing Events, you'll need to change the language from Event Settings directly. Additionally, the host dashboard is available only in English and remains unaffected by the language settings applied to attendee-facing materials.

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