Built for modern product teams
Translate multilingual files
faster, safer, and with less work
JsonTranslate is an online JSON translator for localization workflows. Translate JSON, Markdown, and TXT files, preserve keys and nested paths, and manage multilingual output for i18n projects.
Bring JSON, Markdown, TXT, and other plain-text content directly into the workspace.
Cover single-file edits, project-scale delivery, and full re-translation workflows.
Keep one continuous translation loop from the hosted workspace to your local repository.
Workspace preview
Preview the latest responsive Web Studio
Six capabilities built around real translation workflows
From incremental translation and path mapping to task management and CLI sync, every block maps to an actual localization workflow instead of generic marketing language.
Multi-format input and smart incremental translation
Built for real i18n workflows, not just structured language files. It also handles docs and plain-text content.
Project path mapping and path rules
This is not a single text box translator. Source files, target files, and directory conventions are managed together at the project level.
Language coverage and model usage options
Use the default hosted workflow out of the box, or plug in your team's own model resources and cost strategy.
Responsive Web Studio design
File management, parameter setup, and translation results stay in one UI so review and comparison are easier.
Task center
For project-level and batch translation workflows, task status, progress, and exceptions are displayed in a dedicated view.
Full CLI support across the workflow
The CLI is not a side entrance. It is the full sync bridge between local codebases and the online workspace.
Import by project, generate by rule, deliver in the original structure
JsonTranslate manages file flows at the project level. Translation results no longer need manual path cleanup and can be generated directly into your existing i18n directory conventions.
Batch delivery and ZIP export
Export a full directory archive after project translation finishes without flattening the original folder structure. It fits engineering write-back, release delivery, and cross-role collaboration.
Cover 20+ common languages and support both hosted usage and BYOK
Use the hosted JsonTranslate workflow by default, or connect your own API keys and multi-provider models. Teams with existing model budgets, cost controls, or stricter compliance needs can plug in their own strategy.
Language coverage
Built-in support for 20+ common languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and Arabic, with expansion to 100+ languages.
Hosted workflow
Use the hosted JsonTranslate workflow by default for a unified experience that suits teams who want to start quickly and manage multilingual work in one place.
BYOK
Connect your own provider, model, and API key. When you use your own model resources, you can align with existing team cost strategy instead of relying on platform credit consumption.
A responsive workspace keeps files, parameters, and results in one interface
JsonTranslate Studio uses a translation-first responsive workspace layout. Whether you edit one file or run project-scale batch translation, the whole workflow stays in one interface.
Top action bar
Centralize translation triggers, project settings, model settings, upload, and import operations.
Left source pane
Configure source locale, file path, and file type, then edit or inspect original content and change details.
Right target pane
Switch across target locales through tabs and compare results side by side before exporting or syncing.
Task center
Status management and scheduling entry point for batch translation
Show current progress, processed chunks, and remaining locale tasks.
Useful for project-scale batch work with one shared execution queue.
Interrupt long-running tasks and resume them later when needed.
Keep exception details and task context so issues are easier to investigate.
Web and CLI stay connected as one localizable delivery loop
JsonTranslate does not treat the CLI as a side feature. It is designed as the full synchronization path between your local repository and the online translation workspace.
Initialize the local project
Configure project name, source locale, target locales, root directory, and path pattern to create a syncable translation context for the codebase.
Upload local files and start translation
Push source files to the server for unified comparison and processing, then run incremental or full translation by file or by project.
Check status and manage tasks
Use the CLI or task center to track queued, running, paused, and completed states so execution cadence stays visible.
Pull the latest translation results
Sync server-side results back into the local project tree and keep the Web and CLI workflow aligned.
Choose the setup that fits your team
Start quickly with the hosted platform mode, or combine custom models, project path mapping, and CLI sync to match your team's resources.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Choose the plan that works best for you. All plans include access to our core features.
Free
For individuals and indie developers getting started.
- 50 translations / month
- JSON Studio
- CLI
- Single project management
- 3 file version history
- 10+ languages supported
- Custom AI models (BYOK)
- Free forever
Pro
For growing teams that need faster translation workflows.
- 500 translations / month
- JSON Studio
- CLI
- 10 projects
- 30+ languages supported
- Custom AI models (BYOK)
- Media asset cloud sync
- Fast translation queue
- 20 file version history
- Export submission reports (CSV/PDF)
- Priority technical email support
Max
For organizations that need scale, API access, and priority service.
- 5,000 translations / month
- JSON Studio
- CLI
- Unlimited projects
- 100+ languages supported
- Custom AI models (BYOK)
- API access
- Media asset cloud sync
- Fastest translation queue
- 20 file version history
- Export submission reports (CSV/PDF)
- Dedicated customer success manager
- Priority response for custom feature requests
- Early access to new features
Frequently asked questions
These answers map directly to the current JsonTranslate workflow, including incremental translation, project path mapping, task scheduling, and CLI sync.
Built for engineering and localization teams that maintain multilingual projects over time
If you care about more than one-off translation and need structure, incremental updates, batch delivery, and local synchronization, this workflow is better suited to long-lived multilingual collaboration.
Questions about product capabilities, project workflows, CLI integration, or model support?
Talk to JsonTranslate directly. Whether you are evaluating i18n file translation, project-level path mapping, or local repository sync workflows, you can continue through the website or technical support channel.