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LocalizeBot: Translate Apps, Multiple Languages Support
LocalizeBot: Simplify app localization, translate easily into multiple languages, and support various file formats to reach a global audience effortlessly.
What is LocalizeBot?
LocalizeBot is a powerful tool designed to streamline the process of app localization, enabling you to expand your user base by translating your app into multiple languages. It supports a variety of file formats, making it versatile and easy to use.
How to use LocalizeBot?
To get started with LocalizeBot, download and install it on macOS 13.0 or later. After installation, you can simply drag and drop .xliff or .xcloc files into LocalizeBot. With a single click, all your files can be translated. For enhanced functionality, you can integrate your Google Cloud Translation API key with LocalizeBot. It works seamlessly with Xcode and allows for the translation of App Store Connect metadata.
LocalizeBot's Core Features
Simplifies app localization
Supports multiple file formats (XLIFF and XCLOC)
Drag and drop interface
One-click translation
Google Cloud Translation API integration
Translates App Store Connect metadata
Exports translations in Fastlane-supported formats
AI-powered translation shortening
LocalizeBot's Use Cases
Translate iOS apps into multiple languages
Expand global user reach and accessibility
FAQ from LocalizeBot
What is LocalizeBot?
LocalizeBot is a tool that simplifies app localization and helps you reach more users. It allows you to easily translate your app into multiple languages and supports various file formats.
How to use LocalizeBot?
To use LocalizeBot, you first need to download and install it on macOS 13.0 or higher. Once installed, you can drag and drop .xliff or .xcloc files into LocalizeBot. With just one click, you can translate all the files. If you have a Google Cloud Translation API key, you can integrate it with LocalizeBot. LocalizeBot also integrates nicely with the standard Xcode workflow and allows you to translate App Store Connect metadata.
How to translate an iOS app using XCLOC file?
To translate an iOS app using an XCLOC file, you can simply drag and drop the file into LocalizeBot. With one click, LocalizeBot will translate the content within the XCLOC file.
How to get a Google Cloud Translate API key?
To get a Google Cloud Translate API key, you can refer to the documentation provided by Google Cloud. Once you have the API key, you can integrate it with LocalizeBot for translation purposes.
What file formats are supported by LocalizeBot?
LocalizeBot supports XLIFF and XCLOC file formats. These formats are commonly used for app localization and integrate nicely with the standard Xcode workflow.