Crowdin kontra Lokalise:
Reelt Lokalise-alternativ

• Du ønsker at gøre hele firmaet flersproget.
• Man har behov for en omkostningseffektiv løsning til et lille/stort team.
• Man har behov for 24/7-support.
• Man ønsker adgang til 700+ integrationer for gnidningsløst at forbinde sine udviklings-, indholds- og kommunikationsværktøjer for automatiseret lokalisation.
• Man foretrækker en skalerbar lokaliseringsplatform.
• Man arbejder på open-source eller fællesskabsdrevne oversættelser.

Crowdin er et kraftfuldt Lokalise-alternativ, der holder oversættelsesindholdet organiseret og tilgængeligt, hvilket sikrer et glidende samarbejde. Man kan uploade filer eller aktivere synk med sit git- eller CMS-system, oversætte det med AI, MT eller oversættere, og samarbejde med sit team og udviklere. Oversættelser og indhold gemmes ét sted og kan opdateres automatisk. Når oversættelserne er klar, kan man korrekturlæse dem og dernæst downloade dem eller skubbe opdateringer direkte til sin app/websted.

Find ud af, hvordan Crowdin kan støtte organisationslokalisering ved at booke en gratis, personlig demo med vores vækstleder.

Crowdin and Lokalise's in-context editing tools are similar in that they both utilize a JavaScript component to enable the in-context editing feature on a live website.

But Crowdin's process seems more integrated as it uses a JavaScript snippet and a pseudo-language to display an editor directly within your application, allowing for real-time editing and previewing.

In contrast, Lokalise's editor, while allowing direct on-page editing, requires a separate process to sync the changes back to your local files or database after the editing is complete. This additional step could make the overall workflow slightly more complex than Crowdin's.

Comparing the screenshot features, Crowdin is generally simpler and more powerful for most use cases.

While both Lokalise and Crowdin allow you to automatically and manually tag strings on a screenshot to provide context for translators, Crowdin's approach is more flexible.

Why Crowdin is simpler:

• Broader Automation: Crowdin integrates with mobile SDKs and its In-Context localization for a more seamless and automated workflow.
• Easier Maintenance: It simplifies the update process by preserving tagged strings even if they move to a new screenshot.

Why Lokalise is more restrictive:

• Automatic key detection works only with your project's base language.
• Keys must be created in your project before you upload a screenshot.
• Automatic detection is limited to a small number of languages.

Crowdin Enterprise is an excellent choice for global brands, valued for its powerful customization, scalability, and security, especially for enterprise-level projects.

Here's why its features are so important for large organizations:

• Crowdin allows brands to build complex, multi-step localization workflows and assign detailed, role-based permissions. This ensures every team member (from a developer to a translator) has the exact access they need, reflecting your organization's unique structure.
• The platform is built to handle massive projects, supporting a wide variety of file formats and efficiently managing thousands of users. Crowdin stands out for supporting over 700 integrations. This makes it ideal for a global brand with diverse content and a large, distributed team.
• Crowdin provides advanced security features, including Single Sign-On (SSO), IP allowlisting, and isolated, encrypted databases. Additionally, its SCIM user provisioning feature automates user management by syncing with identity providers like Okta and Azure AD. This simplifies the onboarding and offboarding process, saving time while ensuring permissions are always secure and up-to-date.

In short, while other platforms are good, Crowdin's true strength for a global brand is its ability to provide a highly secure, scalable, and customizable solution that can be molded to the unique and complex needs of a large enterprise.