Translated is an official Google provider for Android Apps localization, in 203 languages. We also offer an integration of our professional services directly within Google Playstore.

For this reason, we have a team of professional translators and Project Managers that are trained and specialized in translating and managing this type of content, so that the only thing you will have to worry about is sending us the files (.strings, .xml, or any other format).

1. Choose languages and markets

Which countries and which languages will your application support? Get help from our T-Index: you can review the market highlights and identify the areas with the greatest potential for your app.

2. Structure your app to support localized content

Follow Google’s best practices for localizing Android applications.

3. Request a quote for a professional translation

You can write to info@translated.com or contact us through the contact form. Send us your source files (.strings, .xml, or any other format), the description text, the keywords for Google’s online store Google Play, images, and any other material to be translated.

4. Increase turnover

Have you already planned a campaign on Google Ads to increase your installations or engagement with your app? Translated is also one of the few Google-approved providers for localizing Google Ads (formerly Google Adwords). Send us a simple Word or Excel document containing the campaign to be translated, and we will quickly and easily produce a high-quality localized version of your advertising campaigns.

With over one billion active Android users in more than 190 countries and a rapidly growing addressable user base in emerging markets, the distribution potential of your app in non-English speaking countries is huge. Offer users a better browsing experience in their language so that your app stands out from the crowd. Translating an app is a great marketing opportunity for reaching a global audience, increasing downloads and revenues.

In 2018, 205.4 billion apps were downloaded and 106.4 billion dollars were spent in App stores. Forecasts estimate that there will be six billion devices worldwide in 2022: one for every inhabitant of the planet, with an expenditure of 157 billion dollars.

The countries with the most downloads will be: China, India, the USA, Brazil, and Russia. By order of expenditure, however, the first five will be: China, the USA, Japan, South Korea, and Germany, along with countries such as Japan where an average of 140 US dollars will be spent each year on mobile phones (almost seven times the world average). The possibilities are clearly almost endless, if properly localized.