Which survey builders support multilingual surveys?

Several major survey builders natively support multilingual surveys, allowing you to design a single survey in multiple languages rather than creating separate forms for each region.

Here are the top platforms that support multilingual surveys and how they handle localization:

• SurveyMonkey: One of the most popular platforms for multilingual forms. You can add over 50 languages to a single survey, allowing respondents to choose their preferred language from a dropdown menu. It supports automatic translation assists as well as manual translation uploads.
• Qualtrics: A highly robust enterprise platform suited for complex, global market research. It supports over 100 languages, features a built-in translation editor, and allows you to import and export translation files (like XLIFF) for professional translation workflows.
• Zoho Survey: Offers highly flexible multilingual capabilities. You can translate surveys using built-in Google Translate integration, upload translation spreadsheets, or write them manually. It also supports language-specific skip logic and unified reports that aggregate data across all languages.
• Alchemer (formerly Gizmo): Built with advanced enterprise localization in mind. It lets you configure automatic language detection (so the survey loads in the user's browser language) and allows you to translate every element—including error messages, buttons, and validation text.
• QuestionPro: Supports over 125 languages and allows you to download an Excel template to import all your translations at once. It includes "screener" pages to let respondents choose their language upfront.
• Jotform: Enables multilingual forms by letting you add secondary languages to a primary form. You can manually translate the form fields directly within the form builder, and the system automatically prompts users to select their preferred language at the top of the form.
• Typeform: While it does not support a "unified multilingual" single link (where a user toggles languages on the fly) as natively as others, you can create the same form in different languages and use redirect/branching logic, or rely on its system messages which can be set in dozens of languages.
• LimeSurvey: A powerful open-source tool that supports over 80 languages. It is particularly strong for academic or highly secure research, offering native multilingual survey creation and built-in translation tools.
• Zonka Feedback: Perfect for customer experience (CX) surveys. It supports over 30 languages, includes one-click AI translations, and fully supports right-to-left (RTL) languages like Arabic and Urdu. Are you looking for a tool with a specific feature, such as automatic AI translation or automatic language detection based on the user's browser?