File Download Settings Configuration

Configure export parameters to get exactly the files you need for your project.

Download process

1. Select one or more translation languages in the corresponding field

2. Specify key statuses to include in export:

   • All

   • Confirmed

   • Translated

   • Untranslated

   • Needs attention

3. Choose format: .json, .xml, .strings, .stringsdict, .po, .mo, .pot, .srt

4. Configure additional parameters

5. Click Download

Detailed parameter settings

Fallback language

What it does: Automatically substitutes specified language instead of missing translations during file export

When to use:

• Working with incomplete localizations

• Ensuring interface functionality

Example:

{"welcome": {
    "en": "Welcome",
    "fr": "" // Will be replaced with en version}}

Key sorting

Available options:

Sort Type	Feature	Performance
By date	Old-new	-
By date	New-old	Quick navigation
Alphabetical	A-Z	Best readability
Alphabetical	Z-A	-

Trim spaces

When enabled, removes spaces at the beginning and end of key values

Replace line breaks with \n

Important: For .stringsdict (iOS) format, it's recommended to disable this option

Rename files

Depending on the format, you can manually set folder or file names

Include keys from all platforms

When disabled, only keys marked for the platform corresponding to the selected format will be downloaded

Platform mapping:

Platform	File Format
Android	.xml
iOS	.strings, .stringsdict
Web	.json, .po, .pot, .mo
Other	.srt

Placeholder format selection

Choose the appropriate placeholder format for your target platform:

• Printf — %s, %d, %f

• iOS — %@, %li, %f

• ICU — {name}, {0}

• .NET — {0}, {1:0.00}

• Symfony — %name%, %placeholder_1%

• i18n — {{name}}, {{0}}

• Raw — no conversion

Tip: Use the platform-specific format that matches your development environment for seamless integration.

After configuring all settings, click "Download" - the system will generate and package your files according to your specifications!