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JsonTranslate supports JSON, Markdown, TXT, and other plain-text files while preserving keys, nested paths, and project structure.

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JsonTranslate is a browser-based translation workspace for developers, product teams, and localization teams managing multilingual projects. Upload, drag, or paste JSON, Markdown, TXT, and other plain-text files, then translate individual files or complete projects while preserving keys, nested paths, and directory structure. Git-diff-like change detection supports incremental translation by processing added or edited content, while project path mapping generates locale files using existing i18n conventions. Teams can compare target languages in the responsive Web Studio, monitor batch jobs in the task center, export translated projects as ZIP files, and connect local repositories through the JsonTranslate CLI. Hosted translation and bring-your-own-key options support flexible model and cost strategies, with coverage for common languages and expansion to more than 100 languages.

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