Qbit displays the app in 18 languages, here’s how to switch
Although Qbit can speak and read almost 100 languages, the app’s user interface can display text in any of 18 languages. If your family speaks more than one language at home, this one’s a treat.
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Steps
- Qbit will first default to whatever the language setting is in your browser.
- If you’d like to change that, go to “Settings” and scroll to the Preferences section.
- Tap the “Language” dropdown.
- Leave it on “Auto Detect” to follow whatever your device is set to, or choose from the list: Czech, German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Turkish, Greek, Russian, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese or Korean.
- Give it a moment. The app reloads and comes back in your new language.
Tips
- That quick reload is on purpose, so every screen refreshes in the selected language.
- Your choice is saved to your account, so it follows you to your other devices.
Good to know
Good to know: Qbit answers in the language you choose here, not the one your phone is set to. Arabic and other right to left languages aren’t on the list yet.
Updated 20 October 2026
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