One last localization check before you publish.

I made this 22-second illustrated walkthrough of LocaleGuard: scan a multilingual Framer project, review translation gaps, then export a CSV for your launch checklist.

Free, read-only, and local inside Framer. No account or project-content upload.

The project is fictional; the sample findings come from LocaleGuard's actual scanner. Warnings need human review.

Find LocaleGuard in Framer's Plugin Marketplace under Localization.

What do you check before handing a multilingual site to a client?

Your Framer site is translated. Is it ready to launch?

LocaleGuard is a free localization preflight for Framer. Check included non-default locales for missing translations, review warnings, unchanged source text, and text expansion that may need a layout check.

Scan the project, review the findings, and export a CSV for your launch checklist. Everything runs locally—no account, backend, or project-content upload.

The illustrated walkthrough uses a fictional project, with findings from LocaleGuard's actual scanner. Warnings need human review.

Which localization check would help you most before publishing?