Crowdin, a localization management software powered by AI, facilitates the localization of diverse content such as websites, mobile apps, games, desktop and web applications, help centers, blogs, and email campaigns. With a repertoire of over 700 add-ons and integrations, the platform streamlines the localization process and supports over 100 file formats. Crowdin uses cutting-edge technology to simplify translation and localization tasks, providing easy-to-use solutions for seamless implementation.
Crowdin supports more than 100 file formats, including but not limited to files for mobile, software, documents, subtitles, and graphic assets:
.xml, .strings, .json, .html, .xliff, .csv, .php, .resx, .yaml, .xml, .strings and on.
Continuous localization for all your content:
✓ Software
✓ Mobile Apps
✓ Websites
✓ Marketing content
✓ Help center
✓ Games
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Google Playground
Google Playground is a browser-based experimental platform for adults to create, play, and share custom games without coding. Users describe a game in plain language, then refine its rules, visuals, or gameplay through conversational prompts. Guided creation flows, reference-image uploads, and genre templates such as trivia, racing, platformers, and tower defense offer different starting points. Creators can edit games, export HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and asset files, and publish creations as private, unlisted, or discoverable. Players can browse community-created games, follow creators, and use public or invite-only leaderboards; multiplayer creation is also available in preview. Playground is currently offered in the United States to people aged 18 and over. Playing the public catalog is free, and a limited weekly-token generation tier is rolling out; Google AI plan subscriptions provide higher limits and immediate creation access.
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