description Virtaal Overview
Virtaal is an open-source desktop computer-assisted translation editor developed by Translate House. It uses the translate-toolkit ecosystem and is designed for offline work with localization formats such as GNU gettext PO files and XLIFF documents. The program is intended for translators and software-localization teams that need to open, edit, and review structured translation files on a desktop rather than work only through a web service.
help Virtaal FAQ
What is Virtaal used for?
Virtaal is an open-source desktop computer-assisted translation editor. It supports localization work with formats such as GNU gettext PO files and XLIFF documents.
Can Virtaal work offline?
Yes. Virtaal is designed for offline translation and localization work on a desktop computer. It is built around the translate-toolkit ecosystem rather than requiring a web translation service.
Who developed Virtaal?
Virtaal was developed by Translate House. The program is connected to Translate House's translate-toolkit tools for working with localization files.
Which file formats does Virtaal support?
Virtaal works with localization formats including GNU gettext PO files and XLIFF documents. These formats are widely used for translating software interfaces and other localized content.
explore Explore More
Reviews & Comments
Write a Review
Be the first to review
Share your thoughts with the community and help others make better decisions.
