XCStrings Translator for Faster Xcode Localization

If you need an xcstrings translator that understands app context, StringWise gives you an AI-first workflow for translating Apple String Catalog files with fewer manual fixes.

How StringWise handles `.xcstrings` files

One workflow designed for localization quality and release speed.

  1. Import your project folder or direct `.xcstrings` file from Xcode.
  2. Enable Smart Context so AI sees where each key appears in your UI.
  3. Select target languages and translation tone in one guided screen.
  4. Review translated catalog output and export for production use.

Why developers choose StringWise

Built specifically for Xcode String Catalog translation workflows.

String Catalogs

Native .xcstrings support for modern Xcode localization workflows.

Smart Context

On-device source-code analysis gives AI translation context.

Smart Pluralization

Automatically adapts plural forms for target languages.

Device Variations

Handles iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Watch-specific text variants.

24 Languages

Ship global-ready apps without manual spreadsheet workflows.

Fast AI Translations

Generate high-quality translations in seconds, not days.

Learn more about String Catalog translation

Practical guides to help you get the most out of your localization workflow.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to translate an xcstrings file?
A typical app with 200 strings can be translated to 10 languages in under 10 minutes. The entire workflow — import, configure, translate, review, export — takes 20-40 minutes compared to 5-20 days with manual translation.
How much does xcstrings translation cost?
StringWise Pro costs $79.99/year (U.S. App Store) with a free 3-day trial. Compare this to manual translation which typically costs $600-1,500 per release for a 200-string app translated to 10 languages.
Is AI translation accurate enough for App Store apps?
For UI strings, yes. StringWise uses Smart Context to analyze your source code and understand where each string appears (button, alert, settings), which eliminates the ambiguity that makes generic AI translation unreliable.
What is an xcstrings file?
An xcstrings file is Apple's String Catalog format introduced in Xcode 15. It stores all localizable strings in a single JSON file, replacing Localizable.strings and .stringsdict. StringWise reads and writes this format directly.
How many languages does StringWise support?
StringWise supports 24 languages covering the top App Store markets: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, and 13 more.

Ready to translate your String Catalog?

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