Changing the language of your Plesk interface

Choose from the language packs available on your Plesk installation. The provider controls which languages are installed, and an additional language may not be available for every server. Keep the verified login address and account credentials accessible before changing an unfamiliar interface.

1. Sign in to Plesk and open Account > My Profile or the profile menu.
2. Find the interface-language setting and choose your preferred installed language. Labels can differ slightly between versions and user roles.
3. Save the profile. Reload the interface or start a new session if the visible labels have not yet changed.
4. When a language selector appears on the login page, you can also choose an available language for that login. Review the saved profile preference if you want a consistent selection.
5. Check the main navigation and a familiar page such as Websites & Domains before continuing other administration work.

Confirm that panel menus use the expected language. Your domains, database names, usernames and website files should retain their original values. A vendor extension may use its own language support and can remain untranslated.

If your language is absent, ask whether the relevant language pack can be provided rather than uploading an unofficial panel modification. If you accidentally choose a language you cannot read, use the login-page language selector where available or return to the same profile setting. Do not reinstall Plesk or change the server locale merely to change one customer interface.

• Logging in to Plesk securely
• Updating the email address on your Plesk profile
• Finding your websites in the current Plesk domain view
• Changing your Plesk customer-account password

• Plesk: Managing Your User Account
• Plesk: Log In To Plesk