Native .xcstrings
Opens and exports Xcode String Catalogs directly. No conversion step.
Xcode String Catalog Translator
The fastest way to translate Xcode String Catalogs. Open your .xcstrings file, pick your languages, hit translate — StringWise reads your source code so every string gets the right context.
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Drop in your .xcstrings file. StringWise handles the rest.
Opens and exports Xcode String Catalogs directly. No conversion step.
Scans your Swift source so "Save" in a photo editor translates differently than in a settings screen.
Generates the right CLDR plural forms for each language. No more broken "1 items" strings.
Separate translations for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Watch when they need different wording.
Cover every major App Store market in a single pass.
Translate hundreds of strings before you finish your coffee. Seriously.
Feedback from early testers.
I had over a thousand strings just sitting there untranslated because I kept putting it off. Ran them through StringWise on a Saturday afternoon and had all 24 languages done before dinner. Honestly did not expect the plural handling to be that good.
The thing that got me was how it translated 'Save' correctly depending on the screen. My old translation service got that wrong every single time because they never saw the actual UI. This just reads your code and figures it out.
My previous workflow was: export to spreadsheet, email to translator, wait two weeks, get back broken placeholders, fix crashes. Now I just open the xcstrings file and click translate. Whole thing takes maybe ten minutes.
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Read articleManual translation costs $600-1,500 and takes 5-20 days. AI translation with StringWise: under 1 hour, $29.99/year. See the full comparison.
Read articleYour first full translation is free. No account, no credit card — just open your .xcstrings file and go.