Edit localization files (en.json, es.json, fr.json) without touching any code. See all translation keys as simple text fields and update hundreds of strings in minutes.
Start Editing TranslationsHere's a typical localization file and how JSON2FORM transforms it into an easy-to-edit form:
{
"app": {
"title": "My Application",
"welcome": "Welcome back!",
"logout": "Sign Out"
},
"errors": {
"notFound": "Page not found",
"serverError": "Something went wrong",
"unauthorized": "Please log in to continue"
},
"buttons": {
"save": "Save Changes",
"cancel": "Cancel",
"delete": "Delete Item"
}
}
As a translator or localization team member, you're often asked to update language files like
en.json, messages_es.json, or strings.json. These files look
intimidating with all their brackets, quotes, and commas.
Ask your developer for the localization file or find it in your project's locales/
or i18n/ folder.
Open JSON2FORM, paste your JSON content, and click "Parse" to see all translation keys as form fields.
Update the text values in each field. The form handles all the JSON syntax for you.
Click "Copy JSON" and send the updated file back to your developer or save it to your project.
You literally cannot break the JSON structure. Just type your translations.
Edit 200+ translation strings without hunting through code.
See all translation keys organized by section, not buried in brackets.
Update translations independently without waiting for engineering help.
Start editing localization files the easy way — no coding required.
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