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# Languages on your mobile device

# Languages on your mobile device {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated October 1, 2026  
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Select a language for your ServiceNow mobile app that may differ from the language defined for your mobile device.  
Note:  
This capability is available from ServiceNow mobile app version 16.0.

For a list of supported languages, see [Localization on mobile devices](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/z0VE5nVWTgLtnn5SIPeAag "ServiceNow mobile apps are localized in many languages, including both left-to-right and right-to-left languages. Additionally, you can customize non-default languages on the client-side. These features verify that your translations remain consistent across your mobile applications.").

## Sources of languages for ServiceNow mobile apps {#display-language__section_fc1_pbr_byb}

Languages displayed in ServiceNow mobile applications are sourced from two areas: the ServiceNow mobile app's language and the selected ServiceNow instance language.

* The ServiceNow mobile app language is the main language setting for the mobile app. Examples are texts like the main screen titles (such as Settings), and local button titles (such as the Clear All button on the filters screen or the See All option in record sections).
* The ServiceNow instance language is the selected setting on your ServiceNow mobile app instance. These localized components from the instance include things like field labels, web content, and other data stored on the server in the Translated field.
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Note:  
* As the ServiceNow mobile app language and the instance language may differ, there may be a blending of languages within your ServiceNow mobile app. For a clearer user experience, both language settings should be the same.
* The way you select language settings varies between the ServiceNow mobile client version on your mobile device. For more information, see:
  * [Selecting languages on your mobile device (ServiceNow mobile client version 22.2 and later)](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/TVCu~_7uk7D8DCsNR9o6Mw "There are two areas where you can define the language for your ServiceNow mobile apps: the instance language setup and the mobile app language setup.")
  * [Selecting languages on your mobile device (ServiceNow mobile client version 22.1 and earlier)](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/egV05QhMSWscPeiLh0UfqQ "There are two areas where you define the language for your ServiceNow mobile apps: the instance language setup and the mobile app language setup.")
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There's an additional display of content within your ServiceNow mobile apps, which is manually added by you. This content isn't affected by either the mobile app language setting or the instance language setting. Examples of these texts are the inputs
you manually enter into areas like forms, records, and notes within the activity stream.

## Support of right-to-left languages {#display-language__section_ab3_crb_wxb}

The display of right-to-left languages is supported in ServiceNow mobile apps. As of the Washington DC release, Arabic and Hebrew are supported right-to-left languages. Text and visual components are right-to-left aligned to mirror the more common left-to-right alignment.