RESX Editor

To open RESX files, you can use any text/code editor that supports the format (such as Microsoft Visual Studio and its extension called ResX Resource Manager), use online services, or upload it to Localazy - the online translation management system.

Localazy offers a clutter-free way to browse, edit and manage localization files of many formats, including RESX.

To open RESX files using the Localazy interface, do the following;

1. Sign up for free
2. Create a translation project
3. Upload your RESX file (via file upload or use the Localazy CLI)
4. Browse the strings inside, translate your RESX file to another language, and more…

Learn how Localazy works in the Getting Started Guide.

Learn more about Localazy integrations.

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CLI: RESX File Format CLI Quick Start - RESX

To convert RESX files, you can use the Format Conversions feature of Localazy.

Begin by signing up for free and creating a new translation project. Upload your RESX files and set up the Localazy CLI with the correct configuration.

Many file formats are available for converting from RESX files. Specify your desired conversion and run the CLI commands.

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• CLI: RESX File Format
• CLI Quick Start - RESX
• Format Conversions CLI Commands

To edit RESX files, you could use an advanced text editor like XML Editor, but note that simple text editors can corrupt your files. A better way is to use Localazy, crafted with translation file formats in mind.

Localazy makes it easy to manage your localization files in any format of your choice, and it does a lot of tasks for you automatically.

To open and edit RESX files using the Localazy interface, sign up for free, create a new translation project, and upload the RESX file using the file upload dialog or Localazy CLI tool. Then click on the File management tab to open your file.

You’ll be able to view and edit the file’s content using a standard interface.

Resources #️⃣

• CLI: RESX File Format
• CLI Quick Start - RESX

To translate RESX files, you can use any text/code editor that supports the format (such as Microsoft Visual Studio and its extension called ResX Resource Manager), copy and paste each value into a machine translation engine of your choice, and create a translated version of your file.

A better way to translate RESX files is to upload it to Localazy - the online translation management system and localization suite that will help you translate your RESX files effectively. Learn more in the Getting Started Guide.

To translate RESX files using the Localazy interface, sign up for free and create a new translation project. Once you upload your RESX file add a new language and start translating! You can even pre-translate the whole RESX file by applying machine translations in bulk.