Create a translation

Create a translation for a phrase

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You can find the language codes here in your dashboard.

You can create and view your private API Key here.

Try it

⚠️ This uses your production account

The Try It feature sends real API requests directly to your production Localize account. There is no sandbox, demo, or test environment. Requests are authenticated using your Localize API Key and operate directly on your production data.

To use the Try It feature:

  1. Enter your production Localize API Key in the Header field in the AUTHENTICATION section on the right.
  2. Fill in all required fields below, and any optional fields as needed.
  3. Click the Try it button to send the request.
  4. View the API response and any errors on the right side of the screen.

🚨 Changes are applied to production

Any changes made by the API request will affect your production Localize account. Use this feature with the same care as you would when making the request from your own application.

You can also copy the sample code provided on the right side of the screen and use it as a starting point for making requests from your own application.

Path Params
string
required
Defaults to YOUR_PROJECT_KEY

The Project Key (this is NOT the Project ID)

Body Params
string

The phrase ID to attach the translation to.
Either phrase or phraseKey is required

string

The 'key' of the phrase, often used in mobile app frameworks.
Either phrase or phraseKey is required

string
required
Defaults to Translation goes here

The content of the translation

string
required
Defaults to active

Valid states include: active, inactive
If using the In-Progress Workflow other valid states include: review, rejected
States as seen in the dashboard: inactive = Trashed

string
required
Defaults to en

The language code of the translation

string

An optional description for your translation

Response

Language
Credentials
Header
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Response
Click Try It! to start a request and see the response here! Or choose an example:
application/json