PublishJockey supports 98 language variants across 70+ languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, and multiple African languages — with correctly localized book structure and copyright pages built in.
Most formatting tools treat non-English output as an edge case at best, and Vellum publishes no multilingual support claims at all. PublishJockey supports 98 variants across 70+ left-to-right languages as a core feature, not an afterthought. (Right-to-left scripts like Arabic and Hebrew are not currently supported.)
Front matter labels, copyright notices, and structural section names generate in your book’s actual language — not just the body text — so the whole book reads as native, not translated software output.
PDF, EPUB, and DOCX export the same publisher-grade way regardless of script or language — no separate "international" tier or missing feature set.
If you’ve had to work around software that assumes Latin script and left-to-right reading order, PublishJockey was built with wider language coverage as a design goal, not a patch.
70+ languages and 98 variants is not a marketing rounding-up — it’s the literal count of what’s supported today. It’s the single clearest gap between PublishJockey and Vellum/Atticus for any author not writing primarily in English.
Atticus documents Unicode support with acknowledged right-to-left limitations; Vellum publishes no multilingual support claims. Neither markets language coverage as a feature.
Every book on our free samples page was formatted entirely with PublishJockey — real tables of contents, real typesetting, several live on Amazon right now.
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