Struggling to manage XLIFF translation files for your localization projects? Streamline your workflow with Lokalise, built with tech teams and developers in mind. Make it easy to keep track of and exchange your growing set of XLIFF files and get rid of the manual work.
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Seamlessly manage your localization projects in one collaborative space without any compatibility issues. Easily store, view, and search your translation assets in one secure, organized location.
Sync XLIFF files with popular code repositories — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure Repos to send source files back and forth. Then set up automatic imports and exports to speed up the process.
Get instant notifications on the progress of your translations, including any changes or updates to your XLIFF translation files. Stay informed and always know the status of your project.
Effortlessly manage plural forms for all languages based on Unicode guidelines. If you need to customize the plural forms, Lokalise offers the flexibility to alter them as needed.
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Use our CLI, API, or code repository integrations to upload your XLIFF files to Lokalise.
Make it easy for translators to access and translate XLIFF files job while you focus on the development of new features.
Fetch translated XLIFF files in your code repository and released in no time.
Working with XLIFF files can be challenging due to their XML structure, especially for those unfamiliar with XML. While developers might not face issues, translators could be overwhelmed by all the attributes.
• File corruption: As with any file format, XLIFF files can become corrupted, leading to data loss or issues in the localization process
• Incorrect file versions: Proper file management and version control practices are essential to minimize these risks
• App-breaking bugs: Translators could accidentally remove important tags, causing your app to break
Learn how XLIFF files are structured, what some of the important tags and attributes are, and how to perform pluralization.
Dive into our documentation. Currently, we support XLIFF file (.xlf, .xliff) version 1.2 as per XLIFF specification. Some XLIFF use cases are for Angular i18n, Apple iOS and MacOS Symfony PHP.
In this article you will learn how to get started with Angular i18n using the built-in internationalization module.
