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# Can I change Scriptation's language?

You can change the language Scriptation runs in on iPad, iPhone, or Mac. Both platforms also let you run Scriptation in a different language than the rest of your system, using a per-app override.

| ✅ TIP: Not sure which languages Scriptation supports? See [What languages is Scriptation available in?](https://help.scriptation.com/en/article/what-languages-is-scriptation-available-in-1nvt8u0/) for the full list of supported languages and the countries each one covers.

### On iPad or iPhone — set Scriptation to a different language than your system

iOS lets you set a per-app language so Scriptation runs in a different language than the rest of your device.

1. Open the **Settings** app on your iPad or iPhone;
2. Scroll down and tap **Apps**, then **Scriptation**;
3. Tap **Language** (or **Preferred Language**);
4. Choose a language from the list — Scriptation will switch automatically.

| ✅ TIP: This is handy if your iPad is in English but you'd rather see Scriptation's interface in French, Portuguese, or Spanish — or vice versa.

### On iPad or iPhone — change the whole system language

If you'd rather change the whole device to a new language (so every app switches together), go to **Settings → General → Language & Region**. See [Apple's instructions](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204031) for the full walkthrough.

### On Mac — set Scriptation to a different language than your system

Mac lets you run Scriptation in a different language than the rest of macOS using a per-app override.

1. Open **System Settings** (Apple menu → System Settings);
2. Click **General → Language & Region** in the sidebar;
3. Scroll down to the **Applications** section;
4. Click the **+** icon, select **Scriptation**, then choose a language from the dropdown beside the app name;
5. Restart Scriptation for the change to take effect.

To revert, return to the same Applications section, select Scriptation, and click the **–** icon — or pick a different language from its dropdown.

| ✅ TIP: This is handy if your Mac is in English but you'd rather see Scriptation's interface in French, Portuguese, or Spanish — or vice versa.

### On Mac — change the whole system language

If you'd rather change the whole system to a new language (so every app switches together), see [Apple's instructions for changing the Mac system language](https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-the-system-language-mh26684/mac).

# What's Next

[What languages is Scriptation available in?](https://help.scriptation.com/en/article/what-languages-is-scriptation-available-in-1nvt8u0/)
[What is Scriptation?](https://help.scriptation.com/en/article/what-is-scriptation-fuj75j/)
[Current Version and System Requirements](https://help.scriptation.com/en/article/current-version-and-system-requirements-1yryfi7/)