Accurate language conversion
Suitable when the source content already works for the target audience and mainly needs to be rendered accurately in another language.
Adapt your content, interfaces and media for another language and market. We localize the wording people read, the controls they use and the files your team needs to publish across more than 120 languages.
Your content needs to remain accurate, but it must also make sense in the interface, platform and market where people will use it.
Localization considers terminology, tone, navigation labels, calls to action, formatting, character length, file structure and user expectations. The aim is not merely to translate the words, but to make the complete experience clear and natural for the target audience.
Suitable when the source content already works for the target audience and mainly needs to be rendered accurately in another language.
Suitable when wording, interface context, customer journeys, formatting or market expectations also need to be considered.
Select a specialist service or send the complete project when your content spans several platforms and formats.
Localize page copy, menus, buttons, forms, metadata, product content and customer journeys so your website reads naturally in its target market.
Adapt user-interface strings, menus, validation messages, dashboards, onboarding content, help centres and structured software files.
Prepare iOS, Android and web-app content for another market, including screen text, onboarding, notifications, store listings and release notes.
Create same-language or translated subtitles for business, training, educational, marketing and media content, with timing and readability checks.
Localization can cover visible customer content and the supporting files, labels and terminology that keep the complete experience consistent.
Headings, paragraphs, product copy, buttons and conversion content.
Navigation, labels, fields, placeholders, confirmations and errors.
Page metadata, marketplace listings, descriptions and release content.
Buttons, menus, tooltips, alerts, empty states and system messages.
Setup flows, tutorials, help centres, guides and customer messages.
Product terms, glossaries, preferred wording and recurring labels.
Structured exports, string files, spreadsheets and CMS content.
Timed subtitle files, translated subtitles and burned-in captions.
Your workflow is agreed before localization begins so the content is easier for your team to review, integrate and publish.
Share your URLs, page copy, string files, exports, app screens, video, transcript or existing subtitle files.
The content, language pair, context, technical requirements, review level and required delivery format are checked.
Suitable linguists adapt the wording while following the project’s terminology, platform requirements and intended customer journey.
Terminology, consistency, formatting and file structure are checked before the completed content is returned in the agreed format.
The more context your team can provide, the easier it is to preserve product terminology, interface meaning and a consistent tone across every language.
Common and specialist language pairs are available for websites, software, mobile apps, product content and multilingual video projects.
Send the project files or contact the team when you are unsure which localization route fits your content.
Localization services adapt content for another language and market. Depending on the project, this can include website copy, menus, forms, metadata, software strings, app screens, notifications, documentation, subtitles, formatting and market-appropriate terminology.
Translation converts content from one language into another. Localization also considers how that content functions in its destination, including tone, calls to action, user flow, interface context, character length, terminology, formatting and market expectations.
Yes. The available services include website localization, software localization and app localization for iOS, Android and web apps. Projects can include visible copy, interface strings, onboarding, support content, metadata, listings and structured files.
Depending on the service, content can be supplied as live URLs, CMS exports, spreadsheets, HTML, JSON, XML, CSV, Excel, XLIFF, string files, video, audio, transcripts or existing subtitle files such as SRT and VTT.
Yes. Subtitling options include same-language captions, translated subtitles, timed subtitle files and burned-in subtitles. Delivery formats can include SRT, VTT, MP4 and other formats agreed for the project.
The price depends on the language pair, amount of content, file format, platform, technical complexity, context, review requirements and deadline. The project scope, price and delivery format are confirmed before work begins.
Send the source content or files, required target languages, deadline and preferred delivery format. Screenshots, glossaries, product terminology, publishing requirements and notes about non-translatable content are also useful where available.
Share the source material, target languages and required format. The team will confirm the appropriate localization route, project scope, price and delivery plan.