Localize your apps and content more easily – new formats in Translator Toolkit

Google's Translator Toolkit has expanded its capabilities to support four new translation-related file formats—Android Resource (.xml), Application Resource Bundle (.arb), Chrome Extension (.json), and GNU gettext-based (.po)—to facilitate easier localization of apps and content for translators and developers globally. Built on Google Translate, the Translator Toolkit enables both amateur and professional translators to efficiently translate content by uploading files, using a user-friendly WYSIWYG editor, and exporting the localized content for specific locales. Enhancements to the interface, such as customized color annotations, character count visibility, and synchronized scrolling, aim to improve translation speed and accuracy. This initiative reflects Google's commitment to making information more accessible worldwide by providing tools that simplify the localization process.

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