Crowdin AI
AI assisted localization inside Crowdin with MT suggestions, terminology checks, in context preview and 700+ integrations so teams ship multilingual content faster with consistent tone.
Overview
Crowdin AI adds assisted translation and automation to the Crowdin localization platform. Translators work in an online editor with machine suggestions, translation memory and term bases, while managers connect repos, CMS and design tools to sync strings automatically. QA checks catch placeholders and length limits, and in context previews reduce layout mistakes.
The AI assistant helps rephrase strings, detect tone and suggest variants that follow style guides. Pricing is self serve with hosted word limits and a free trial, and an Enterprise tier adds SSO, roles and audit trails for governance.
Key features
- AI helper for rephrasing and tone checks
- Glossary and translation memory enforcement
- In context preview for web and mobile
- Pre translation jobs with preferred MT engines
- 700+ integrations for repo and CMS sync
- QA checks for placeholders and length limits
- Comments screenshots and string context
- Enterprise SSO roles and audit trails
Best for
- App string localization across platforms
- Website and blog translation at sprint pace
- Help center and docs with terminology control
- Game dialogs with placeholders and limits
- Design handoffs from Figma with live strings
- Continuous delivery pipelines for i18n
- Vendors and in house teams in one workspace
- Market launches with governance requirements
Capabilities
AI Assisted Editor
Work with suggestions, memory and glossary so translators keep tone and terminology consistent across locales.
Pipelines and Integrations
Connect Git, CMS and design tools to pull and push strings automatically as code changes.
QA and Preview
Catch placeholder and length issues, preview in context to prevent UI breaks before release.
Enterprise Controls
Standardize vendors and permissions with SSO, roles and audit trails for regulated teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a per seat fee?
Crowdin plans are based on hosted words and features rather than per seat charges, which helps large translator pools.
Can preferred MT providers be used?
Yes, projects can connect external engines and control MT usage per language or file type.
Does the AI assistant have to be enabled?
AI can be toggled or limited according to policy and content risk level.
How is terminology consistency enforced?
Glossaries and translation memory highlight required terms and flag violations in QA.
Are screenshots supported for context?
Yes, screenshots and comments help translators understand intent to reduce rework.
Is there a free trial?
A free trial is available on self serve plans; Enterprise is sales led with custom terms.
Does it support Figma and design tools?
Yes, live string integrations help keep design and localization aligned.
How are security needs handled?
Enterprise adds SSO, roles and audit trails so work is traceable and compliant.
