Content Language

Since 4.4, everything WP-AutoInsight generates — post body, title, SEO metadata, and audio intros — is written in your site’s language instead of defaulting to English.

The Default: Follow Site Language

The setting ships as Follow site language, which reads the same locale WordPress itself uses (Settings → General → Site Language). A site set to Português do Brasil gets posts in Brazilian Portuguese; a German site gets German. Most sites never need to touch this.

When to Override

Pick an explicit language instead when:

• Your WordPress admin runs in English but you publish for a different audience (an en_US install writing Portuguese content).
• Your WordPress locale doesn’t match your content language for any other reason.

Where to Set It

• Content → Keywords & Templates → Writing Style — the “Content language” dropdown, next to Tone. Changes auto-save.
• Setup wizard — the post-status step includes the same dropdown for new installs.

What It Affects

Output	Follows content language?
Post body	Yes
Post title	Yes
SEO title, meta description, social excerpt	Yes
Audio intro / full rewrite	Yes
Truncation-repair closing section	Yes
Generated images	No (images have no language; alt text follows the content language)

Custom Templates

Templates written before 4.4 have no {language} placeholder — they still work. When a template doesn’t include {language}, the plugin appends the language instruction to the end of the prompt automatically, so a Portuguese site with an old custom template still gets Portuguese posts.

If you want to control where the instruction lands in your prompt, add {language} explicitly:

Write a {tone} blog post in {language} titled "{title}", focused on {keyword}.

Placeholder Reference

Every placeholder available in content templates and Topic Library prompts:

Placeholder	Expands to
{language}	The content language name, e.g. “Brazilian Portuguese”
{keyword}	The single focus keyword picked for this post
{keywords}	The full keyword group, comma-joined
{title}	The post title
{tone}	The configured writing tone
{category}	The target category name
{site_name}	Your site’s name
{word_count}	The approximate word target derived from the length setting

Caution

{keyword} and {keywords} are different. {keyword} is one focus topic chosen per post — this keeps each article focused. {keywords} is the entire group’s list, useful for a “work these in naturally” clause. Using {keywords} as the article subject makes the post nominally about everything at once.