62 days left until November 30, 2026 · counted on the day this page was last published
Bablic says legacy users need to transition to its new platform before the deadline. The process includes creating a new account, installing a new JavaScript snippet, reviewing the translated site, and replacing the legacy implementation.
Bablic describes the legacy platform as being phased out. The new version is Bablic 2.0.
View Bablic's official migration instructionsExport your Bablic translations as CSV or TMX, create a free ConveyThis project for the same website, and upload the file on the import page. If a file does not import cleanly, email it to [email protected] with the subject "Bablic migration" and our support team will help you map it. Keep Bablic running until the new setup is checked.
You can move from legacy Bablic to the new Bablic platform, or you can use the same migration window to move to a different tool.
Stay with Bablic
Bablic says existing Human Translations and Glossary Terms are moved automatically to the new project.
View Bablic migration guideSwitch platforms
Translation import is available on every ConveyThis plan, including Free.
Start with ConveyThisConveyThis accepts standard CSV and TMX translation files from Bablic and other translation tools, so you can reuse the translations you already have instead of redoing them by hand.
CSV + TMX supported
See import documentationConnect the same website, choose your languages, and let ConveyThis discover your source content.
Upload your existing Bablic translation export as CSV or TMX and match it to your website content.
Check your important pages, metadata, navigation and forms. Remove the old Bablic code only when the new setup is ready.
Bring existing CSV or TMX translations into your new project instead of rebuilding them manually.
Review translated pages in the visual editor and correct the wording where it matters.
Manage language URLs, hreflang, translated metadata, and indexable multilingual content.
ConveyThis detects and translates new content as your site changes.
| New Bablic | ConveyThis | |
|---|---|---|
| Legacy migration path | Official Bablic migration | Switch from legacy setup |
| Existing human translations | Bablic transfers eligible legacy content | Import CSV/TMX files |
| New website script required | Yes | Yes |
| Translation editing | Yes | Yes |
| Multilingual SEO | Available | Available |
| Translation import | Bablic legacy migration workflow | Standard CSV/TMX import |
| Free starting option | 30-day Bablic trial | ConveyThis Free plan |
Both platforms can run a multilingual website. The difference is the workflow you will manage once the migration is done.
Set up and test your replacement before you touch the live site. Keep your current multilingual site running while you scan content, import translations and check the new setup.
Bablic says legacy users must transition to its new platform by November 30, 2026.
Bablic says Human Translations and Glossary Terms in legacy projects will be moved automatically to the new Bablic project within two business days after signup.
Yes. ConveyThis accepts standard CSV and TMX files from Bablic and other translation tools.
No. Translation import is available on all ConveyThis plans, including Free.
No. Set up and review the replacement first. Remove the old Bablic code only when the new implementation is ready.
Bring your existing translations with you and run your multilingual site on ConveyThis.
CSV/TMX import · Free plan available · No import fee
