Language coverage
Organize page variants and capture the locales that matter.
Localization testing
Review every language without losing visual context
Capture localized pages across languages and viewports to find clipping, overflow and unexpected content changes.
Built for Localization teams, global product teams and language QA reviewers.
The challenge
Visual quality is difficult to protect manually
Translated copy changes layout, and language-specific defects are difficult to spot from strings alone.
Visual context
Review translated content inside the real rendered interface.
Comparable evidence
Compare languages and releases with consistent captures.
How it works
From website inventory to confident review
- 01STEP 01
Map variants
Define language variants for the pages in your inventory.
- 02STEP 02
Capture locales
Run the same pages at consistent viewports and states.
- 03STEP 03
Review visually
Find overflow, missing content and cross-language inconsistencies.
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Frequently asked questions
What does website localization testing check?
That translated pages work in the rendered site: routing, text expansion and overflow, locale formats, imagery, metadata and interactions — not only that strings are translated.
Can I compare two languages side by side?
Yes. Language variants of the same page are captured with the same viewport and state, so they can be reviewed together.
Does it support right-to-left languages?
Yes. Pages are captured as rendered by the browser, including right-to-left layouts.
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