Content Language

Nuviro generates campaigns directly in your own language — you don't have to write in English and translate afterward.

Your default language

When you sign up, Nuviro reads your browser's language and sets it as your Content Language automatically. You can see and change it anytime at Settings → Profile → Content Language. This is a personal setting, not tied to any one workspace — it follows you.

Supported languages today: English, Polish, Czech, Slovak, German (Germany/Austria/Switzerland), Romanian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Ukrainian, Russian, and Vietnamese.

How it's used

Every new campaign you create defaults to your Content Language — the brief, the written copy, and the image prompts are all produced in that language from the start. You'll see a Content Language selector when creating a campaign, pre-filled from your setting but changeable per campaign if you want a specific one in a different language than usual.

Changing your Settings default only affects new campaigns going forward — it never rewrites anything already generated.

Why this matters

If you're marketing to a Polish, Czech, or Ukrainian audience (for example), there's no reason your campaigns should default to English and need a separate "translate this" step. Set your language once, and everything from strategy to finished copy comes out the way you'd actually write it — not a literal translation of English phrasing, but content composed naturally in that language from the start.

Reaching more than one market

If you need the SAME campaign in multiple languages — say, your main campaign is in Polish but you also want an English or German version — that's what Localization is for: a linked sibling campaign that adapts your approved strategy for a new market, rather than a second unrelated campaign. See Localization.