Localization
QUI’s interface is translated into 11 languages. The language follows your WoW client automatically — there is nothing to configure, and English clients see no change.
Supported Languages
| Language | Client locale |
|---|---|
| English | enUS / enGB |
| German | deDE |
| Spanish (Spain) | esES |
| Spanish (Mexico) | esMX |
| French | frFR |
| Italian | itIT |
| Korean | koKR |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | ptBR |
| Russian | ruRU |
| Chinese (Simplified) | zhCN |
| Chinese (Traditional) | zhTW |
What Gets Translated
QUI translates its own interface text, including:
- Layout Mode and frame movers
- Datatexts and Info Bar widget names and context menus
- Tooltips and alerts
- Chat
- The damage meter
Options search currently remains in English. Blizzard’s own UI text is unaffected — QUI only translates the text it owns.
CJK Font Rendering
Korean and Chinese use writing systems that QUI’s display font does not include glyphs for. On those clients QUI automatically selects a font fallback that can render the script, so Korean and Chinese text displays correctly without any manual toggle.
How the Language Is Chosen
QUI reads your WoW client language and loads the matching translation at login. To change QUI’s language, change your game client language; there is no separate language setting inside /qui.