Python translation
Automate the localization process for your Python app while boosting translation accuracy.
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Code repositories
Automate translation file exchange with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure repos.
Webhooks
Notify your third-party applications in real time about events happening in Lokalise projects. Receive notifications with detailed information and build custom workflows.
Machine translation
Speed up your translation turnaround times by using machine translation engines – Google, DeepL, and Microsoft.
Context sharing
Add your app screenshots for context – text on the images will be automatically recognized and matched with keys. You can also use the in-context editors for instant previews.
Universal placeholders
Employ our universal placeholders to store plurals, gender, and other information in a platform-independent format. Lokalise automatically converts them upon export to the required format for web, mobile, or desktop platforms.
Python SDK
Utilize a convenient SDK to easily access the Lokalise API and automate your day-to-day routine.
Duplicate finder
Easily find and link duplicates or try merging multi-platform keys to avoid doing the same task twice.
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How to translate a Python application faster
Set up automation once and get back to your main tasks. With Lokalise your team gets access to an intuitive user interface with a powerful online translation editor that is packed with features – spellcheck, glossaries, translation memory, and more – to boost localization accuracy and speed.
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