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Enable in-context translation editing on production websites using Comvi i18n Comvi in-context editor — edit your site's translations live, right on the page. The Comvi in-context editor lets you edit translations directly on your running website. Hover over any translated text, hold a modifier key to highlight it, and click to open an editor where you can change both the source text and its translations — without leaving the page. REQUIREMENTS The editor works with websites built using the Comvi i18n library. You also need a Comvi API key, which you enter once in the extension. Without the Comvi i18n library on the site, the editor has nothing to connect to. HOW IT WORKS - Make sure your site uses the Comvi i18n library. - Install the extension, click it, and enter your Comvi API key. - Open your live site. - Hold Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) and move your mouse over the page — translatable text becomes highlighted. - Click a highlighted string to open the editor popup. - Edit the source text and translations, then save — changes go to your Comvi project right away. WHO IT'S FOR - Translators and content managers who want to see and edit strings in their real context, not in a disconnected list. - Developers and teams managing their translations in Comvi who want to refine copy directly on the site. KEY FEATURES - Edit translations on the live page, in their real visual context. - Highlight translatable text on demand with Option/Alt + hover. - Edit both the source text and its translations in a single popup. - Connect with a single API key — no separate login. - Saved changes go to your Comvi project immediately. If your site is served through Comvi's CDN, translations update on the live site automatically within seconds; otherwise they go live with your next deploy. ABOUT COMVI Comvi is a translation management platform for modern development teams. Keys live in your code, translations live in Comvi, and updates can go live without a redeploy. Learn more: https://comvi.io
Jul 8, 2026
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