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Export Aliases

Rename keys and reuse strings in different files and formats with Export Aliases. Ideal for cross-platform compatibility or using Figma as your content source of truth.

Transform one translation into unlimited outputs

Transform one translation into unlimited outputs

Export aliases let you upload content once but export it everywhere you need it, with different key names, file locations, or formats. Solve a common problem in multiplatform development where the same string might need different naming conventions or formats across platforms. 

Keep translation history when restructuring files

Keep translation history when restructuring files

When you move keys between files in your codebase, they are typically treated as completely new keys rather than relocated ones. This breaks their connection to existing translations and forces you to translate everything again.

With Export Aliases, you can define export path aliases for your keys before moving them. This tells Localazy to keep tracking them as the same source keys, preserving all translation history, comments, and metadata.

Use Figma as the source of truth for UX copy

Use Figma as the source of truth for UX copy

Upload text content directly from Figma using node IDs as keys, then transform it into properly structured files with export aliases.

When combined with Key Clustering, this lets Figma serve as your single source of truth, automatically sending the right content to each platform without manual renaming.

Share translations between iOS and Android

Share translations between iOS and Android

While format conversions change file types, export aliases handle both format differences and key naming variations simultaneously. By setting one platform (like Android) as your source of truth, you can define export aliases that map Android's resource identifiers to iOS-friendly naming patterns automatically.

Export Aliases allow you to configure your Android project as the source of truth and then set up your iOS project to purely download content with iOS-specific conditions. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Export aliases allow you to upload content in one format or location but export it with different key names, to different files, or even in completely different file formats. This solves a common problem in multiplatform development where the same string might need different naming conventions or formats across platforms.

For example, you could upload a text once and export it as both an Android XML file and an iOS strings file, each with platform-appropriate formatting and key naming. This feature eliminates duplicate translation work and keeps your content consistent across platforms.

Last updated: 08/05/2025

If you’re using Figma as your source of truth, Export Aliases can significantly streamline your workflow. You can upload all your text content from Figma into a single Localazy file (using text node IDs as keys), then use Export Aliases to organize how this content gets exported to your code repositories.

This approach works especially well with Key Clustering, which automatically groups duplicate content. Once set up, your developers can access translated content in the exact format and location they need, while designers can continue working in Figma without changing their process.

Learn more about using Figma as a source of truth with Export Aliases

Last updated: 11/11/2025
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