This month, we’ve added a side panel to provide suggestions, made it easier to search the translation memory, added custom key naming patterns for Figma users, and key limit notifications. Plus, learn all about Lokalise Academy, and our upcoming webinar on Lokalise Messages for Intercom Inbox.
Read on to get the updates in full 👉
Side panel for suggestions
You’ll now see suggestions from the translation memory, glossary, and MT in a dedicated side panel. This means less scrolling and more context when translating. Simply collapse the panel when not in use. Translation suggestions are available on our essential and higher plans.
Search TM directly
Access the translation memory more easily, by highlighting text that you are searching for within the editor, and opening up the TM search widget. You can also press the shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd+G). Available for essential plans and higher.
Bilingual TMX file
You can use this translation memory file to not only share your TM entries in all languages, but now also for a specific language pair. TM management features are available on pro and enterprise plans.
Key limits
When your team reaches more than 85% of your key limit, team owners and billers will be notified in-app. If you go over your limit, you’ll get an email and another in-app notification.
Create custom key naming patterns with the Figma plugin
You can now create your own key naming patterns when pushing designs from Figma to Lokalise. This will make it easier to implement design-stage workflows and follow your development naming conventions.
Lokalise Academy
We’ve launched Lokalise Academy, a free resource full of practical knowledge from localization experts.
Our first learning path, a Crash course in Localization, has already helped hundreds of learners. It is designed for those new to localization or anyone who wants to enhance their knowledge of localization workflows.
Alex is Product lead at Lokalise, a tech enthusiast, and co-founder of an amateur football league. He has helped many customers to make improvements to their localization workflows and has become Lokalise’s product guru. In his free time, he enjoys travelling, playing football, and basketball.
Alex is Product lead at Lokalise, a tech enthusiast, and co-founder of an amateur football league. He has helped many customers to make improvements to their localization workflows and has become Lokalise’s product guru. In his free time, he enjoys travelling, playing football, and basketball.
What’s new in February: Make your Figma designers punch the air with happiness (and keep ALL keys linked), and make merging branches seamless for all project sizes
Great news for our Figma community! You can copy and paste Frames or Artboards without having to manually link keys. This means you can iterate quickly, ensure consistency, and save valuable time. What's changing with our Figma plugin? All translation keys will be linked when duplicating design elements. This means: When you copy and paste Frames or Artboards, all keys wil
