LocalePack

About LocalePack

LocalePack translates the messages.json file that Chrome extensions use for localisation and returns a ready-to-ship _locales directory as a ZIP. It solves a small, specific and genuinely annoying problem: the Chrome i18n format is picky, placeholders like $USER$ carry structured metadata that a general translation tool will happily mangle, and shipping an extension in 50 languages means producing 50 correctly-shaped JSON files that a store review will reject if the schema drifts. LocalePack parses and validates the uploaded file against the Chrome extension format first, translates with placeholder preservation, and regenerates each _locales/{lang}/messages.json with the original structure intact — including the description fields that give translators context. Fifty-two locales are supported, including regional variants such as en_AU, en_GB, en_US and es_419. Pricing is transparent and computed before you commit: an on-page estimator quotes a price from your file size and selected languages, you pay once through Stripe, and the job is queued and the ZIP generated within minutes. There is no subscription. Beyond Chrome the site publishes guidance for Firefox, Edge, Opera and Safari extensions, Chrome Web Store listing copy, and front-end stacks including Vue, React, Next.js, i18next and React Native, alongside worked success cases — so the tool doubles as a reference for developers who are localising an extension for the first time and are not sure which files the store actually reads.

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