Lexi: Localize & Translate your design
by Jessy Barret
Translate all text in selected frames—perfect for multilingual apps & App/Play Store assets.
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About this plugin
Design once—translate instantly. Lexi automates text translation in your Figma frames while keeping your layout intact. Perfect for multilingual apps, marketing assets, and App/Play Store screenshots.
🚀 Why Lexi?
50+ languages – Translate your designs into multiple languages in seconds.
Batch translation – Select multiple frames & languages at once.
Seamless workflow – Translated frames stay organized with clear naming.
🔧 How It WorksSelect your frames – Pick the designs you need to translate.
Choose your languages – Supports all major languages, including English, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, and more.
Translate with AI – Lexi uses OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 Turbo for high-quality, natural translations.
Get organized output – New frames are created, named with language codes, and maintain the original design structure.
🔒 Best PracticesFont compatibility – If a language isn't displaying correctly, try swapping fonts to Roboto or Inter for best results.
Who is Lexi for?
🌎 Designers working on global products.
📱 Teams creating multi-language UI/UX designs.
📢 Marketers adapting assets for international campaigns.
🏢 Agencies handling multilingual clients.
Credits:
Some of the designs featured in this plugin are from @ramsriperambudr. Thanks for the amazing work! 🙌Ready to make your designs multilingual? Start localizing with Lexi today! 🚀
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