Android strings.xml Translation Tool

Android strings.xml with CDATA and string-array support

Không cần đăng nhập Từ $19 An toàn biến

Vấn đề

CDATA sections break in generic XML parsers
HTML entities (&, <) get double-encoded
String-array structure gets lost
Format specifiers %1$d translate incorrectly

Giải pháp

Android-aware XML parser preserves CDATA
HTML entities handled correctly
String-array and plurals structure preserved
Format specifiers (%1$d, %s) locked

Trước và sau khi dịch

Xem các tệp Android XML trước và sau khi dịch bằng AI. Các biến được giữ nguyên.

Bản gốc (Tiếng Anh)

Số từ: 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>

Bản dịch (Tiếng Tây Ban Nha)

Hơn 28 ngôn ngữ

<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>

Lưu ý: Tất cả các biến (như {pattern}) được giữ nguyên hoàn toàn trong bản dịch.

Các mẫu bảo vệ biến

Các tệp Android XML chứa các mẫu đặc biệt không bao giờ được dịch. AI của chúng tôi sẽ tự động khóa chúng.

Locked

{player_name}

Curly braces

Locked

%1$d

Android format

Locked

%s

Printf

Preserved

<![CDATA[

CDATA

Preserved

&

HTML entity

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Tải tệp Android XML của bạn lên và nhận bản dịch AI bảo toàn biến trong vòng 24 giờ. Không cần đăng nhập. Chỉ từ $19 mỗi tệp.

24 giờ · Bảo toàn biến · Hơn 28 ngôn ngữ

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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.

Upload your strings.xml, pick a pass, and get back files ready to drop into res/values-<lang>/ — 28 languages, same keys, same structure, only the values translated. No login required, pay-per-pass from $19, engine-aware instead of a generic XML shortcut.

A string.xml translator that respects Android resource rules

LocaFile AI parses strings.xml the way Android actually reads it: <string>, <string-array> and <plurals> nodes are handled separately, CDATA sections and HTML entities are preserved byte-for-byte, and positional format specifiers (%1$s, %2$d) are locked so plural rules and String.format() calls keep working in every language.

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.

Is there an Android string translation tool that localizes strings.xml automatically?

Yes — LocaFile AI is an engine-aware strings XML translator. It parses res/values/strings.xml the way Android does, locks format specifiers, translates the values, and returns files ready to drop into values-<lang>/. From $19 per pass, no login, no subscription.

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.

How much does translating Android strings cost?

From $19 per pass, one-time, no subscription. You choose how many languages you need — the pass covers them. No per-word pricing, no login required.