Automate your GitHub documentation translation pipeline.
Localizeflow automatically translates and syncs your Markdown documentation across languages, regenerates updated pages, and opens clean PRs whenever the source changes.
Localizeflow is powered by the Co‑op Translator engine.
What is Co‑op Translator?The easiest way to keep translated documentation in sync.
GitHub-native localization that keeps pace with fast development cycles.
Translated files are delivered as PRs, so reviews, approvals, and merges fit naturally into your workflow.
Ready to automate your documentation?
Start your free trial of Localizeflow. Connect your GitHub repo and let translations keep themselves up to date.
Simple pricing for your projects.
Automatically keep your GitHub documentation in sync across languages.
Free
Best for getting started with open source projects.
$0
- Public repositories only
- 1 repository
- 3 languages
- Up to 300k tokens / month
- No glossary
- No image translation
Coming soon — Paid plans
For teams that maintain large documentation sets. We’ll notify you when paid plans become available.
Coming soon
- Private repositories and internal documentation
- Multiple repositories per workspace
- Higher translation and language limits
- Team seats and role-based access
- Shared glossaries across projects
- Optional image translation add-on
- Priority support and onboarding
Frequently asked questions
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What does Localizeflow do?
Localizeflow automatically translates your documentation from GitHub and opens pull requests for every update.
How does Localizeflow work with GitHub?
It installs as a GitHub App, watches your repo, translates changed files, and creates PRs automatically.
What’s the relationship between Co-op Translator and Localizeflow?
Localizeflow is the hosted, zero-setup service built on top of Co-op Translator, the open-source engine used in Microsoft’s Beginners repositories.
Are the translations verified?
Yes — Localizeflow runs on Co-op Translator, a community-driven engine where native speakers report issues and maintainers update languages based on real feedback, including from Microsoft’s Beginners repos.
Do I need to set up Azure keys, GitHub secrets, or any workflow files?
No — Localizeflow handles all Azure resources and GitHub automation for you; nothing to configure.
Who is Localizeflow for?
It’s built for small teams, OSS maintainers, and developers who want GitHub-native localization with the simplest possible setup.