Lingolense
Localization Tools

Language modes

Generate translated copies of a frame per language without touching your original.

Language modes generate translated copies of a frame — one per target language — so you can see every locale side by side while your original stays untouched.

How it works

  1. Select the frame you want to localize.
  2. Open Language modes and choose the target languages.
  3. Lingolense duplicates the frame for each language, translates each copy, and lays them out so you can compare locales at a glance.

Because each locale is its own frame, you can review, tweak, and hand off every language independently — and your source frame is never overwritten.

Plan note

Language modes are available on Pro and above.

Modes vs. translate-in-place

Use Language modes when you want to keep the original and produce parallel locale frames. Use Translate when you want to convert the selected text in place.

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