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Xcstrings to Stringsdict

Language the catalog was written for

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Apple String Catalog is a file format introduced with Xcode 15 for storing localization data of Apple platform apps. It is a JSON-based format that keeps every language of an app in a single .xcstrings file, along with comments, plural forms, device variations and the translation state of each string.

Apple Stringsdict is a file format within Apple's development ecosystem, designed for storing localization data that demands contextual variations, such as plural forms. It serves as an advanced extension of the Apple Strings format, enabling the sophisticated handling of complex localization scenarios.

Convert Apple String Catalog to Other Formats

How can I convert Apple String Catalog to Apple Stringsdict?

Converting your localization files is quite easy. First, select Apple Stringsdict as the format you would like to convert to. Then, choose the Apple String Catalog file and drop it into the designated area. That's all.

A String Catalog keeps every language of an app in one file. By default, the language the catalog was written for is converted. Select All languages to convert each language of the catalog into a file of its own, downloaded together as a ZIP archive.

What file formats does this localization file converter support?

This localization file converter supports nearly all well-known localization file formats. Below is a list of the supported file formats:

Is this localization file converter free to use?

Yes, this localization file converter is entirely free to use, with no restrictions on the number of translation files you can convert.

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