Android-strings.xml-Übersetzungstool

Android strings.xml mit CDATA- und String-Array-Unterstützung

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Das Problem

CDATA-Abschnitte brechen in generischen XML-Parsern
HTML-Entitäten (&, <) werden doppelt kodiert
String-Array-Struktur geht verloren
Formatbezeichner %1$d werden falsch übersetzt

Die Lösung

Android-fähiger XML-Parser bewahrt CDATA
HTML-Entitäten werden korrekt behandelt
String-Array- und Pluralstruktur werden bewahrt
Formatbezeichner (%1$d, %s) werden gesperrt

Vorher & Nachher der Übersetzung

Sehen Sie, wie Android XML-Dateien vor und nach der KI-Übersetzung aussehen. Variablen bleiben unberührt.

Original (Englisch)

Wortanzahl: 28

<resources>\n  <string name="greeting">Hello {player_name}!</string>\n  <string name="newline">Line 1\nLine 2</string>\n  <string-array name="items">\n    <item>Sword</item>\n    <item>Potion</item>\n  </string-array>\n  <string name="count">%1$d items found</string>\n</resources>

Übersetzt (Spanisch)

28+ Sprachen

<resources>\n  <string name="greeting">¡Hola {player_name}!</string>\n  <string name="newline">Línea 1\nLínea 2</string>\n  <string-array name="items">\n    <item>Espada</item>\n    <item>Poción</item>\n  </string-array>\n  <string name="count">%1$d objetos encontrados</string>\n</resources>

Hinweis: Alle Variablen (wie {pattern}) bleiben in der übersetzten Version vollständig unverändert.

Muster zum Schutz von Variablen

Android XML-Dateien enthalten spezielle Muster, die niemals übersetzt werden dürfen. Unsere KI sperrt diese automatisch.

Gesperrt

{player_name}

Geschweifte Klammern

Gesperrt

%1$d

Android-Format

Gesperrt

%s

Printf

Beibehalten

<![CDATA[

CDATA

Beibehalten

&

HTML-Entität

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Translate Android strings.xml online — without breaking your app

Your res/values/strings.xml is where every language version of your app starts. Translating it by hand means keeping %1$s, %2$d and string-array blocks in sync across values-es/, values-fr/ and a dozen more folders — the kind of busywork that eats a release week. Generic AI tools see %1$d and happily translate it into broken text. LocaFile AI is an Android strings.xml translator that locks your format specifiers before the AI ever sees them.

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The result is a file you can drop in and ship — not a translation you have to hand-repair. That is the point of an Android XML translation tool that understands the format it translates.

Android strings.xml translation — FAQ

How do I translate Android strings.xml online?

Upload your strings.xml, choose your languages, pay for a pass, and download the translated files. No login required — your download link is your recovery key. Pay-per-pass from $19, with no per-word or per-language fees.

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Will translating strings.xml break my %1$s or %1$d format specifiers?

No. Positional format specifiers like %1$s, %2$d and %s are locked with regex token replacement before the AI sees your text, then restored byte-for-byte after translation. Your String.format() calls keep working in every language.

Does it handle string-array and plurals?

Yes. string-array and plurals blocks are parsed and translated as their own structures, so item order and plural quantities stay intact.

Where do I put the translated strings.xml files?

Each translated file drops straight into res/values-<lang-code>/strings.xml — for example values-es/ for Spanish. Keep the same filename and Android picks the files up automatically.

What about CDATA sections and HTML entities?

CDATA sections are preserved byte-for-byte and HTML entities are left alone, so rich text and encoded characters are not double-encoded or mangled.

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