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Localized tags and multilingual discovery

Learn how translated tags, categories, moods, and search terms work while media titles and creator-authored text stay original.

Typeshutter now localizes discovery metadata across all supported languages, making it easier to browse and search using familiar terms.

What changed

• Tag and category labels follow your selected Typeshutter language.

• Media tag chips, moods, styles, scenes, and other discovery terms can appear translated.

• Search can find public media using equivalent localized discovery terms.

What stays original

Media and collection titles, descriptions, prompts, creator names, captions, and visible text remain in their original language. A title not changing after you switch languages is expected.

What to expect

Newly published media may briefly show source-language tags while discovery localization finishes. Private media is localized when it becomes public; private history is not proactively backfilled.

Troubleshooting

If localized search cannot find a public item, contact Support with the selected language, search phrase, media URL, and source-language tag.

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