JSON Translation Services

JSON localization files for frameworks such as react-i18next, vue-i18n, and next-intl use nested key structures, interpolation variables like {{name}} or {count}, and pluralization keys such as one, other, few, and many.

A translator who edits a JSON file in a text editor and inadvertently changes a key name or removes a closing bracket will break your application build, which is why JSON belongs in a proper software localization workflow rather than a plain text editor.

We parse JSON string files to extract translatable values while locking all keys, nesting structure, and interpolation variables. Pluralization keys are preserved and translated with knowledge of the target language's plural rules, which differ significantly across languages.

The delivered JSON file is syntactically valid and immediately importable into your i18n setup, whether the strings drive a web app covered by our website localization service or a native mobile build. For UI strings that sit alongside product documentation, the same linguists handle the technical translation so terminology stays consistent across both.

JSON resource files are never submitted to an authority themselves. When the strings include privacy notices or contract terms that a regulator or a state court may ask about, we can deliver those as a reliable certified translation with a signed certificate of accuracy. Product workshops with developers who speak different languages can be supported by our interpreting services.