Change ClickUp Mobile App Language on iOS
If you use ClickUp on your iPhone or iPad, you can change the app language by updating the language settings in iOS. The ClickUp mobile app automatically follows your device language, so you only need to adjust your Apple device settings to switch to a different supported language.
How ClickUp Uses Your iOS Language Settings
The language shown in the ClickUp mobile app is controlled directly by your iOS system preferences. This means you do not switch languages inside ClickUp itself. Instead, you update the main language of your iPhone or iPad, and the app displays in that language if it is supported.
Once your device language changes, the app interface, menus, and system text in ClickUp will appear in the new language, as long as it is one of the languages supported by the app.
Supported Languages in the ClickUp iOS App
The iOS version of ClickUp supports the same language set used across the ClickUp platform. When you select one of the supported options as your primary device language, the app updates automatically.
If your chosen device language is not supported, ClickUp will default to English or another supported fallback language configured by iOS. For the most accurate and up-to-date list of supported languages and behavior, see the official product documentation in the ClickUp Help Center.
You can review the original support article used as the basis for this guide on the official site here: Change the ClickUp mobile app language on iOS.
How to Change the ClickUp Language on iOS
To change the language of ClickUp on your iPhone or iPad, you only need to update the primary language of your device. Follow these steps in the iOS Settings app.
Step 1: Open iOS Settings Before Launching ClickUp
Before adjusting anything in ClickUp, start by opening the Settings app on your Apple device. You do not need to have the ClickUp app open while you change the language.
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Unlock your iPhone or iPad.
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Locate and tap the Settings app on your Home Screen.
Step 2: Navigate to General Language Settings for ClickUp
Next, move into the general configuration area where iOS stores your language preferences. This is where the change that affects ClickUp will be made.
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In Settings, scroll down and tap General.
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Under General, tap Language & Region. On some versions of iOS this may appear as Language & Region beneath date and time options.
Step 3: Change Your iPhone or iPad Language
Now, adjust your device language. This single change controls the language displayed in the ClickUp mobile app.
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Tap Add Language if you want to add a new language that is not yet listed.
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Select your desired language from the list.
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When prompted, choose Use [Language] as your primary iPhone or iPad language.
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Wait for iOS to apply the new language and restart the interface.
After this process completes, ClickUp will follow the new primary device language automatically the next time you open the app.
Confirming the Language Change in ClickUp
Once your device language has been updated, you can quickly check that the ClickUp app is using the correct language.
Step 4: Open ClickUp and Verify the Interface Language
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Return to your Home Screen.
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Tap the ClickUp icon to launch the app.
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Look at the main navigation, workspace names, and system labels to confirm that the interface now appears in the language you selected in iOS.
If the language in ClickUp does not match your device setting, ensure that the language you chose is supported by the app and that it is set as the primary system language, not just an additional secondary language.
Tips for Managing ClickUp in Multiple Languages
Many users manage several workspaces in ClickUp across different regions. Because the language for ClickUp on iOS follows the overall device language, there is no separate per-workspace or per-account language switch inside the mobile app.
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If you frequently move between languages, you may need to change your iOS language each time you want ClickUp to switch languages.
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Custom content such as task names or descriptions remains exactly as written by workspace members, regardless of the app language.
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Only system text, menus, and built-in labels in ClickUp are affected by the device language change.
Troubleshooting ClickUp Language Issues on iOS
If you do not see the expected language in the ClickUp app after making changes in iOS, try the following troubleshooting steps.
Check Your Primary iOS Language
ClickUp follows the main system language, not secondary preferences. Verify that your preferred language is at the top of the language list.
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Go to Settings > General > Language & Region.
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Make sure your preferred language is set as the primary device language.
Force Restart ClickUp
Sometimes iOS needs to fully reload an app before new language settings apply.
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Close ClickUp from the app switcher.
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Reopen ClickUp and check the interface language again.
Update iOS and the ClickUp App
If issues continue, confirm that both iOS and the ClickUp app are up to date:
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Open the App Store and check for updates to ClickUp.
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Go to Settings > General > Software Update to ensure iOS is on the latest version supported by your device.
Learn More About Optimizing ClickUp
If you are configuring multiple devices or deploying ClickUp across a team, you may also be interested in broader workspace optimization, documentation, and process automation. For consulting support on implementation and configuration strategy, visit Consultevo for additional resources.
For detailed, official guidance on language behavior in the iOS app and any future updates, always refer to the original article in the ClickUp Help Center: Change the ClickUp mobile app language on iOS.
By aligning your device settings with your preferred language, you ensure a consistent experience each time you open ClickUp on your iPhone or iPad.
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