Crowdin

Crowdin is an AI-powered localization platform for teams and businesses. It automates the flow from source content to reviewed translations and production deployment, with translation memory, glossaries, AI and machine-translation suggestions, quality assurance, real-time collaboration, and 700+ integrations. Crowdin Enterprise adds private organizations, custom workflows, advanced project management, security, and data-residency controls.

✨ Key Features

• Automate continuous localization — Detect source changes and keep translated content synchronized.
• Connect 700+ integrations — Link repositories, CMSs, design tools, and collaboration systems.
• Use translation memory — Reuse approved translations across projects.
• Apply glossaries and style guides — Preserve terminology and brand context.
• Pre-translate with AI and MT — Use providers such as DeepL, Google Translate, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Azure AI.
• Review in an online editor — Let translators and proofreaders collaborate in context.
• Add visual context — Attach screenshots and other context to improve translation quality.
• Run quality assurance checks — Find and resolve translation issues before release.
• Deploy through CI/CD — Sync approved translations back to the product pipeline.
• Scale with Enterprise controls — Use custom workflows, security, data residency, and advanced project management.

💳 Pricing

Crowdin combines limited Free access with paid plans. The Free plan does not include manager seats; projects and source strings must remain within account limits to downgrade. Eligible nonprofit open-source and academic projects can apply for licenses with unlimited projects, strings, and members.

The Team trial lasts 14 days. Crowdin Enterprise offers a separate 30-day trial with Business features. Commercial pricing and allowances depend on the selected plan and add-ons; confirm current limits in Billing.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Localizing web and mobile applications continuously.
• Syncing source strings from Git repositories.
• Translating marketing sites, blogs, and help centers.
• Reviewing AI- or machine-generated translation drafts.
• Enforcing product terminology with glossaries and style guides.
• Giving translators visual context from product screenshots.
• Connecting Figma, WordPress, Notion, and developer tools.
• Deploying approved translations through CI/CD.
• Managing multilingual products across multiple teams.