Set the language your article is written in and the kind of page you're creating — both shape how Content Genius structures and writes your content.

**Before you generate, pick a language and a page type in the composer. The language controls what your article is written in; the page type controls its structure, depth, and how it's marked up for search engines.**

## **🧭 Where to set them**

Both options live in the composer on the Content Genius home, alongside the Brand Vault and length pickers.

**Navigation:** Left sidebar → Content → Content Genius → composer

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## 🌐 Supported languages

Content Genius writes and optimizes articles end-to-end in the following languages. Choose the one that matches your audience — including the regional variant, which affects spelling and phrasing.

| **Language** | **Regions** |
| --- | --- |
| English | United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada |
| Spanish | Spain, Mexico |
| Portuguese | Portugal, Brazil |
| French | France |
| German | Germany |
| Italian | Italy |
| Dutch | Netherlands |

**Pick from the supported list.** Choosing a language or region outside the ones above will stop generation. If your target language isn't listed yet, use the closest supported option.

## ⚙️ How the language is chosen

If you don't pick a language, Content Genius decides for you in this order:

1. **Your choice in the composer** — always wins if you set it.
2. **Your Brand Vault's voice language** — used if you didn't choose one.
3. **US English** — the default if neither is set.

## 📄 Page types

The page type tells Content Genius what kind of content to build. It shapes the article's structure and the behind-the-scenes markup that helps search engines understand the page.

**Choose the one that matches your goal:**

| **Page type** | **Best for** |
| --- | --- |
| **Blog post** | General articles and topic coverage (the default). |
| **Commercial / pillar** | Broad, authoritative pages that anchor a topic and link to related articles. |
| **How-to guide** | Step-by-step instructions to complete a task. |
| **Comparison** | Side-by-side comparisons of options, products, or approaches. |
| **Service page** | Pages that describe a service you offer. |
| **Product review** | Evaluations and reviews of a product. |
| **Recipe** | Food and recipe content with the right structure. |
| **Landing page** | Focused, conversion-oriented pages. |
| **Informational** | Explainers and reference content. |

**Not sure which to pick?** Start with **Blog post**. You can always create a new article with a different page type, or ask Atlas to restructure the content in the editor.

## ❓ Frequently Asked Questions

### Can I change the language after the article is generated?

Yes. In the editor, ask Atlas to change the article's language. It will translate and adapt the content for you.

### Why did my generation stop when I chose a language?

The language or region you selected isn't supported yet. Choose one from the supported list above and try again.

### What's the difference between the regional variants of English?

They control spelling and phrasing conventions — for example, US, UK, Australian, and Canadian English differ in spelling ("optimize" vs "optimise") and wording. Pick the one that matches where your audience is.

### Does the page type change how the article ranks?

The page type sets the right structure and search-engine markup for your content, which helps search engines understand and display it correctly. Choose the type that genuinely matches your page's purpose.

**Next steps & related:** Generating an Article · Editing with the Atlas Agent · Using Brand Vault with Content Genius