What it changes
Account language translates the Prime MOQ admin panel itself: the navigation, the field labels, the buttons and the help text you read while building a rule.
It changes nothing a customer can see. Your storefront's language comes from Shopify's own store language settings, and the wording of a limit message comes from Message languages in the same Settings page. Neither one follows this dropdown.
| Setting | Who sees the result |
|---|---|
| Account language | You, inside the Prime MOQ admin |
| Message languages | Your customers, when a rule blocks them |
| Shopify store languages | Your customers, everywhere else on the storefront |
Change your account language
Open Settings. The section is near the top of the page.
Pick your language. Six are available: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian.
Save. Settings shares one save bar across the whole page, so this saves at the same time as any other change you have made there.
The panel switches immediately, and nothing else in the app depends on the choice, so you can switch back at any point.
Common mistakes
- Reading it as a storefront setting. Nothing here reaches a shopper. If your customers are seeing English limit messages, the fix is in Message languages.
- Expecting it to apply to your whole team. The setting belongs to your account, not to the shop, so a colleague signing in still gets their own.
- Looking here for your currency or date format. Those come from Display and locale, which is read only and synced from Shopify.