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Online translation management system. Upload your string files (JSON, CSV, XLIFF, PO and more), invite translators or use machine translation, then export each language back into your game.
Online translation management system. Upload your string files (JSON, CSV, XLIFF, PO and more), invite translators or use machine translation, then export each language back into your game. It is listed in our Localization category.
POEditor has a free tier with paid plans starting at $20/mo. Plans change often, so confirm on the official site before you pay.
We rate POEditor 4/5 for beginners, which makes it a beginner friendly choice. Clean web editor, no credit card to start, and it reads common game string formats.
Best for: Organizing a small game's strings and a few volunteer translators. The Free plan (checked Oct 23, 2026) covers up to 1,000 strings (terms plus translations across all projects), unlimited projects and up to 5 contributors, with no credit card. Paid plans start at $20/mo. OSI licensed open source projects can apply to use it free.
See every option on the Localization page.
Machine translator known for natural sounding text. Paste your menu text, item names or dialogue and get a first draft in another language.
Godot's built-in translation system. Import translations from spreadsheets (CSV) or gettext files, use tr() for keys, remap assets per language, and test with pseudolocalization.
Localization platform with a translation editor, glossary, translation memory and many integrations. Popular for crowdsourcing community translations of games.
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