Localization

PhotoEditor SDK for Flutter provides full control over all strings used inside the editor. However, localization needs to be implemented natively for each of the platforms.

iOS#

While you have several ways to localize the editor in iOS, the recommended way is to provide a localization dictionary that is available natively for the PESDK class:

First, you need to import the ImglyKit module inside your AppDelegat.swift file:

import ImglyKit

Then, you can set the localization dictionary before the editor is opened. We recommend placing the code inside the didFinishLaunchingWithOptions function in the same file.

PESDK.localizationDictionary = [
  "en": [
    "pesdk_transform_title_name": "Crop",
    "pesdk_adjustments_title_name": "Correct",
    "pesdk_adjustments_button_reset": "Clear"
  ]
]

Android#

For Android, you will need to override the corresponding values inside your strings.xml file. You can find all available strings inside our demo repository.

<resources>
    <!-- Strings for IMG.LY SDKs. -->
    <string name="pesdk_transform_title_name">Crop</string>
    <string name="pesdk_adjustments_title_name">Correct</string>
    <string name="pesdk_adjustments_button_reset">Clear</string>
</resources>

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export const _frontmatter = {"title":"Localization","description":"Add translations to the user interface"}