---
title: "Chrome tries to automatically translate one of my pages"
canonical_url: https://support.digitalphotogallery.com/articles/article/6919f6c2-ac0b-11e2-a7dd-b8f6b11825bb
short_url: https://dpg.support/aewf
category: "Troubleshooting > Websites"
locale: en
updated_at: 2020-07-13T17:36:29Z
source: Digital Photo Gallery Support
---

# Chrome tries to automatically translate one of my pages

![](https://cache.media.digitalphotogallery.com/hyqelgcvfopo/images/7803d90e-f3a2-11e6-bfe9-8e12dd763e7d/644_support.jpg?generated=20170215171955)

Pages with a small quantity of text or with specific types of text such as names can mistakenly trigger the browser translation. You can add the following [meta tag](https://support.digitalphotogallery.com/articles/article/d2e8e1e2-f240-11e6-ab0b-6e61028599f7) to the page to prevent this.

```html
<meta name="google" content="notranslate" />
```

### Adding the meta tag 
_(Requires edit mode Standard.)_

![](https://cache.media.digitalphotogallery.com/hyqelgcvfopo/images/dfe2901e-c52d-11ea-b99b-629c2013df2f/1560_support.jpg?generated=20200713182548)

From the website screen, go to **Pages** and select the relevant page. Select the **Meta tags** tab on the page. Click the **Create** button. 

Enter the name and content parts of the tag in the text fields. Click **OK** and the meta tag will be created for you in full.