General Translation
General Translation provides inline UI translation via an internationalization library. No more complex refactors or technical debt from file-based translation. Use the AI localization platform to oversee and refine translations. The easiest route to multilingual React and Next.js apps.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
Features
- AI-Powered
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- Software as a Service
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Subscription that costs up to $30 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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- English
What is General Translation?
For years, localizing React and Next.js apps has been a source of technical debt and developer frustration. From managing endless .json files to restructuring components for translation compatibility, the process was anything but smooth.
Enter General Translation—a next-generation internationalization library that transforms how developers think about localization. Instead of forcing you to externalize every UI string and wrap components in context providers, General Translation translates your UI inline. This means no painful refactors, no restructuring your codebase, and no losing sleep over typos in key names.
But it gets better.
With its built-in AI localization platform, General Translation doesn’t just translate. It helps you manage, edit, and optimize translations across your entire application. Whether you're working with 2 languages or 20, you get centralized control with real-time updates.
The result? A zero-debt, zero-hassle way to build multilingual apps—perfectly suited for both greenfield and legacy projects. If you’re building with React or Next.js and want to go global, this is the smoothest path forward.