How to Add, Delete or Change Languages in Google Chrome

By Timothy Tibbetts

Google Chrome has the option to add or change languages built into the Chromium-based browser. In this tutorial, we show you how to add or change your language.

Add a Language in Google Chrome

You can find Languages by clicking on the three dots in the top-right corner, click on Settings > Advanced and click Languages.

You can also type chrome://settings/languages into the address bar.

Click on the small arrow next to Language to expand that section.

Click on Add languages. Scroll or search for a language. Click on the Language you want to add and finally click on Add.

Your new language should appear immediately.

Change a Language in Google Chrome

Type chrome://settings/languages into the address bar.

Click on the three dots to the right of the language you want to use and click on Display Google Chrome in this language.

Click on the Relaunch button to restart Chrome and use the selected language.

If you swap languages frequently, you can also move a language to the top or move down, allowing you to find the languages you use the most quickly.

Remove a Language in Google Chrome

Type chrome://settings/languages into the address bar.

Click on the three dots to the right of the language you want to remove and click on Remove.

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