Connect Crowdin integrations
Localize your apps, websites, and documentation for global audiences by automating Crowdin with Make. Connecting this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly upload new translation strings, trigger machine translation engines, and sync multilingual files in real time. Sign up for free today to build your first international workspace.
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Adds a new screenshot.
Assigns a label to the string.
Creates a new comment or issue.
Creates a new directory.
Creates a new label.
Creates a new project.
Uploads a new file to storage.
Creates a new source string.
Creates a new string translation.
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Popular Crowdin workflows.
Connect Crowdin to your tech stack with Make. Automate translation updates, sync content, and simplify your localization workflows.
Integrate and automate Crowdin to speed up your global translation workflows.
Connect Crowdin with Make to automate your localization workflows. Send files from Google Docs, get instant notifications on Slack, and create tasks on Trello or Asana automatically.
Automatically send new text from your favorite apps, like Google Docs or your CMS, straight to Crowdin for translation.
Keep your team updated by sending instant Slack or email notifications whenever a new translation is completed in Crowdin.
Automatically push completed translations back to your website, app, or database as soon as they are ready.
Turn new translation projects in Crowdin into tasks on Trello or Asana so your team always knows what to work on next.
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