Shopify helps merchants expand their business to a global audience, sell to multiple countries, and scale internationally. This means that many merchants need to sell in multiple languages and currencies. This guide introduces the ways that you can configure localized experiences for merchants and customers using the [GraphQL Storefront API](/docs/api/storefront). ## How it works You can use the Storefront API to complete the following tasks related to internationalization: - Query [international prices](#international-pricing) for products and orders, and explicitly set the context of a cart and checkout. - Support [multiple languages](#multiple-languages) on a storefront. ## International pricing Users can configure the prices of products on a per country basis in their Shopify admin. For example, a storefront might have default prices for products set in USD, and price adjustments configured for Canada (CAD), Australia (AUD), and France (EUR). To learn how to query international prices for products and orders, and explicitly set the context of a cart and checkout, refer to [Support international pricing on storefronts](/docs/storefronts/headless/building-with-the-storefront-api/markets/international-pricing). The following diagram shows the different prices of the same product based on customer location:
A diagram showing different prices of the same product based on customer location
## Multiple languages You can use the Storefront API to [support multiple languages on a storefront](/docs/storefronts/headless/building-with-the-storefront-api/markets/multiple-languages). For example, you might want to retrieve the available languages for a Shopify store, retrieve translations, and create a checkout in the customer's language. ### Translatable resources The following resources include translatable properties that can be retrieved by using the Storefront API:
Type Description Fields
Collection A grouping of products that a shop owner can create to organize them or make their shops easier to browse. title, descriptionHtml, description
Metafield Custom metadata attached to a resource. Metafields can be sorted into namespaces and are comprised of keys, values, and value types. value
Article An article in an online store blog. title, content, contentHtml, excerpt, excerptHtml
Blog An online store blog. title
Page A custom page on the online store. title, body
Product An individual item for sale in a Shopify store. title, descriptionHtml, description
ProductOption Product property names like "Size", "Color", and "Material" that the customers can select. Variants are selected based on permutations of these options. 255 characters limit each. name, values
ProductVariant A different version of a product, such as differing sizes or differing colors. title, selectedOptions
ShopPolicy A policy that a merchant has configured for their store, such as their refund or privacy policy. body
## Developer resources Get familiar with the Storefront API by exploring guides that cover common use cases, and the complete reference for the GraphQL Storefront API.

Support international pricing on storefronts

Learn how to support international pricing with the Storefront API.

Support multiple languages on storefronts

Learn how to support multiple languages with the Storefront API.

GraphQL Storefront API reference

Consult the complete reference for the GraphQL Storefront API.

## Next steps - Learn how to query [international prices](/docs/storefronts/headless/building-with-the-storefront-api/markets/international-pricing) for products and orders, and explicitly set the context of a cart and checkout. - Support [multiple languages](/docs/storefronts/headless/building-with-the-storefront-api/markets/multiple-languages) on a storefront with the Storefront API.