Find hardcoded UI strings, extract them to i18n, and report localization readiness.
Why developers use it
- Frontend teams preparing localization
- Developers who want i18n cleanup inside VS Code
Key features
- Hardcoded string detection
- Extract-to-i18n workflow
- Locale file creation
- Translation coverage panel
- Pseudo-localization preview
- Advanced Localization Findings Pro Report
Paid license
LocaleWizard requires a paid license for activation and advanced Pro Reports.
- India: ₹49
- Outside India: $2.90
- Buy license: https://atulhritik-payments.vercel.app/localewizard
After purchase, the license key is shown on screen and sent by email. In VS Code, run LocaleWizard: Enter License Key and paste the key. One license key is bound to one user and one machine.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| LocaleWizard: Scan Hardcoded Strings | Find hardcoded UI strings |
| LocaleWizard: Extract to i18n | Extract selected text |
| LocaleWizard: Translation Coverage | Compare locale key coverage |
| LocaleWizard: Pseudo-Localize Preview | Preview pseudo-localized text |
| LocaleWizard: Generate Pro Report | Create a paid localization report |
Privacy
The extension runs inside VS Code. License validation uses the license key and VS Code machine identifier to prevent license sharing. Product data stays local unless a command explicitly opens the external license page.
Support
- Buy license: https://atulhritik-payments.vercel.app/localewizard
- Issues: https://github.com/atul0016/VSCDExtension-new/issues
- Repository: https://github.com/atul0016/VSCDExtension-new
License
Proprietary. See the included LICENSE file.