I appreciate the simplicity of key management with Lokalise, which has greatly facilitated our workflow compared to the previous use of cumbersome and labor-intensive spreadsheets, filled with manual and risky tasks. Moreover, the good support provided by the Lokalise teams, especially via chat, has really helped to simplify the initial setup and to train me on using the software effectively. Their centralized features allow for quick and efficient management of translations, which proves invaluable for our professional projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the Lokalise tool presents bugs, which can be frustrating even if support can easily unblock us. In trying to be very user-friendly, Lokalise does not allow certain desired actions, such as removing a tag once a workflow is completed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Lokalise for its editor interface, which excels in usability and operational efficiency. The editor makes changing things a breeze and facilitates performing bulk operations, which is crucial for maintaining large-scale projects. I find editing and adding new keys particularly easy, which streamlines the maintenance process across various products and keys, all while maintaining high standards and simplifying quality assurance. My overall experience with Lokalise started smoothly, especially once we established a workflow, demonstrating its capacity for seamless integration. This ease of use combined with my ability to integrate Lokalise with other tools such as GitHub, S3, and NodeJS SDK, underscores its versatility and adaptability to existing tech stacks. Considering these factors, I confidently rate Lokalise a 10 out of 10 in terms of recommendation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find that the lack of key variations in Lokalise is a drawback, as it makes A/B testing of texts more challenging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how Lokalise's AI translation is powered by existing translations and our glossary, ensuring coherent and accurate translations, which is crucial for our banking app that needs consistency across languages. The tool allows me to easily create tasks for our UX Writer to review translated content, which significantly streamlines our workflow. I find the interface relatively easy to use, with an array of powerful features that cater to our diverse translation needs. I'm extremely impressed with Lokalise's support team; they are very reactive and helpful, which makes resolving any issues a smooth, hassle-free experience. Additionally, Lokalise is notably more powerful and has a much cleaner interface compared to other tools I've used in the past, like Phrase. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the Lokalise Figma plugin a bit restrictive because it doesn't display linked key names on the first level, and I cannot batch-unlink linked keys on a mock-up. This makes working with it somewhat tedious and requires many clicks. On Lokalise itself, I struggle to delete outdated screenshots for an existing key. We use tags to easily find them since the search in the screenshot section isn't very powerful, and the tags disappear if a new key linked to a screenshot is uploaded. Another issue is the inability to do QA checks on the key names; keys ending in 1.66, a situation that arises when multiple Figma layers share the same name, create difficulties for our developers. The initial setup of Lokalise was tricky, particularly on Android devices like Oppo, where the translated version wasn't displayed correctly. Additionally, replacing all hard-coded text bits with Lokalise keys was very tedious, and our Design team needed to provide significant efforts to ensure we can feed comprehensive mock-ups for UX Writers into Lokalise. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lokalise has made our localisation process much faster and more collaborative. As a marketer, I use it daily for communication assets across copy and design. It’s very easy to add team members and set up translators for specific languages (e.g. French, Spanish), and the workflow for assigning tasks is simple and efficient. I especially value the Figma plugin, which allows me to directly export/import assets without manual back and forth. The integration with our app is also excellent—if I upload a screenshot, Lokalise recognises the keys and instantly matches the translations. Notifications when tasks are completed help keep projects on track, and the new AI translation features are a great addition to speed up initial drafts. Their support team is also responsive and always ready to help. Overall, Lokalise has become an essential part of our localisation workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s a small learning curve in the beginning as it should be with any new tool. Some advanced features can take a bit of time to explore. Other than that, the experience has been very smooth. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how Lokalise offers more value for less cost compared to other vendors. The initial setup was smooth, thanks to having most of the necessary information available and the helpful guides in their help center. I find the Figma plugin to be particularly beneficial, as the ability to import and export screens between Figma and Lokalise is incredibly useful for my workflow. Lokalise helps maintain consistency in translations across languages through its glossary and machine translation features. I also find batch actions, APIs, and branches very useful in handling my localization tasks. The integration with Figma and GitHub significantly streamlines my workflow. The quick support response is very reassuring; whenever I have an issue or question, Lokalise staff are prompt and helpful. Additionally, their reasonable pricing makes it a great product worth repurchasing. The visual learning videos are a great resource too. The presence of robust features like code repositories, cloud file storage, and project management, along with integrated apps, further enhances the overall experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to see Lokalise introducing a dedicated customer service manager for pro plans. This could be beneficial for clients looking to create custom projects or workflows tailored specifically to their needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I believe Lokalise is brilliant, we can easily add new languages with minimal effort required from the developers. What is even more impressive is the live updates I can do on translations for most of our products (mobile for example), because there is no need for a new release, and this can be extremely helpful. And the suggested translations! They save me an insane amount of time, I still cross-reference them, check on different translation services and my own knowledge, but having a good starting point it's extremely helpful. So thank you :) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm not sure if I got the options wrong but I would like to receive suggestion of translations even from other projects. Sometimes I know I have already used the same phrase or similar in another project but it won't be suggested Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

* Ease of Use at Scale – Managing tens of thousands of translation strings across multiple languages is surprisingly smooth. The interface is intuitive, and batch operations, filters, and tagging make day-to-day management efficient.

* Seamless Translator Integration – The built-in support for connecting with 3rd-party translation studios is a huge time-saver. It streamlines the workflow, allowing us to send content for professional translation without leaving the platform.

* AI Support with Context Editing – Lokalise recently introduced AI translation with some free token credits to try it out. The ability to edit context before applying AI suggestions is a nice touch and ensures higher quality results. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

* Limited Export Options by Date – One ongoing challenge is the lack of a native export feature by date range. To filter strings for export, we still need to rely on tagging, which can be cumbersome when managing frequent updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lokalise provides an excellent platform for managing multiple localization projects in one place. Its continuous localization capabilities are intuitive and make it easy to keep content up to date. Collaboration with linguists and language service providers is seamless, enabling faster turnaround times and fewer communication bottlenecks. The platform is straightforward to implement and integrates well with other tools in our workflow. Additionally, Lokalise regularly introduces new features, demonstrating a strong commitment to staying ahead in the localization industry. The Support team in Lokalise is also very helpful and responsive with all technical queries one may have. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the current feature set is strong, we would like to see more AI-driven functionality included in the subscription plans. This could further enhance automation, speed, and accuracy for certain tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a designer, I love the fact that Figma screens can be linked to Lokalise.

It gives translators visual context to choose the best copy, and I can easily bring the translations to Figma.

I also appreciate how fast customer support is to help you.

Asking for translations within Lokalise doesn't take too much time.

The tagging and platform system really help with the key separation per features and platform.

I love that the interface has a dark mode. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Figma plugin could be a bit easier. It's better than before, but it could be even easier probably.

Gengo translations don't cover all languages, and they created duplicated language rows in my project. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We've been using Lokalise as our TMS for a year now, and I'm extremely pleased with it. The UI is very easy to use, and can be customised to see everything you need and nothing you don't – this means a lot less switching between tabs or navigating submenus to find things. The ability to see all languages on the same page alone is a godsend for me!

One of the best things, though, is the support. We always get a reply within a few minutes, compared to a few days with our previous TMS, and they've been fantastic at answering our questions and helping us find solutions.

We build for web, Android, iOS, and TV, so features like universal placeholders and per-platform key names have been really valuable for us. They've allowed us to keep everything in a single project, which not only saves time, but also means our translations are always aligned across different platforms.

Lokalise also integrates really well with our existing workflows and tooling, and we've been able to automate quite a lot of the i18n process, which has saved our engineering teams a lot of time.

Some other features I really appreciate are Xliff export that preserves notes and screenshots, Slack notifications, multiple translation memories, and advanced contextual features. We're currently in the testing phase for Lokalise AI, and the results so far are very promising. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Currently, the translation memory section only allows you to import, export, or assign to projects. Removing individual TM entries can only be done on a per-key and per-language basis in the project editor itself. There's a lack of good TM management tools for Mac, so being able to easily manage the TM in one place inside Lokalise would be extremely useful for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.