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Translate NoteBurner Music Converters & Get a Free License

NoteBurner is a professional audio software developer. Our music converters, including NoteBurner Music One, Spotify Music Converter, Amazon Music Converter, Apple Music Converter, Tidal Music Converter and YouTube Music Converter, are available for both Windows and Mac and come with free updates and prompt online support.

NoteBurner music converters are currently available in 48 interface languages. We want to bring NoteBurner to more users in their own language. If your language isn't on the list yet, or you'd like to improve an existing translation, we'd love your help. Translations that pass our review and are adopted are rewarded with a free 3-month license.

Contact Us to Start Translating
Or email us at [email protected], or use our Contact page.

1. Languages We'd Like to Add

We welcome contributions in the following languages. Other languages are welcome too, just let us know.

Afrikaans, Albanian, Amharic, Bengali, Estonian, Gujarati, Icelandic, Irish Gaelic, Kannada, Khmer, Kurdish, Lao, Latvian, Lithuanian, Marathi, Nepali, Punjabi, Serbian, Slovenian, Swahili, Telugu, Urdu, Welsh.

No programming experience is required. Anyone with a plain-text editor can do it. All NoteBurner music converters, on both Windows and Mac, share one language package, so a single translation brings your language to every NoteBurner music converter on both platforms.

2. What You Will Receive as a Reward

translate noteburner music converter, get a free licenseOnce your translation (a new language or an improvement to an existing one) has been reviewed and adopted, you will receive:

Questions about the reward? Contact us at [email protected] before you start.


3. How to Translate NoteBurner to Your Own Language

Step 1: Contact us to confirm your language

Email [email protected] with your target language and whether you want to add a new language or improve an existing one. We will confirm the language is open and tell you what to expect.

Step 2: Get the latest language package

We will send you the latest language file (en.json) by email. The same package is used by all NoteBurner music converters on Windows and Mac, so there is nothing to extract from the program. Translating from the latest file ensures your work matches the current version.

Step 3: Prepare a UTF-8 text editor

On Windows we recommend Notepad++. Set the encoding to UTF-8 from its "Encoding" menu before you start. On Mac, any plain-text editor that supports UTF-8 will do. Please don't use Word or other rich-text editors, as they can change quotation marks and break the file.

Step 4: Translate the interface text

The language package is a JSON file (en.json) with about 1,200 entries. Each entry is a pair: the text on the left of the colon is the key, and the text on the right is what users see in the program. Translate only the right side. Keep the left side exactly as it is. For example:

...
"Output Settings": "Output Settings",
"Output Format": "Output Format",
"{num} songs are ready for exporting": "{num} songs are ready for exporting",
...

Three rules to keep the file working:

  • Leave placeholders in curly braces exactly as they are, such as {appName}, {num} or {count}. Don't translate, rename or delete them, and keep the same letter case.
  • Keep the quotation marks, colons and commas on each line. If your translation contains a double quote, write it as \".
  • Set the "language" entry (lowercase) to your language's name in that language, e.g. "language": "Deutsch". This is what appears in the program's language menu.

Before submitting, check for untranslated strings, spelling errors, inconsistent terms, and text that may be too long for buttons or menus. If possible, paste the file into an online JSON validator to make sure it still opens correctly.

Step 5: Submit your translation for review

Email the translated file to [email protected] with your language. We will review it and contact you if any revisions are needed. Accepted translations, whether a new language or an improvement, will be included in a future update, and we will send your free 3-month license once the translation is adopted.


4. NoteBurner Translator Acknowledgement

thank you to our translatorsThe following translators have contributed to NoteBurner music converters. We sincerely thank them for their contributions.

English and Chinese — NoteBurner Inc.

German — Nicole Huang

French — Joanne Tu

Japanese — Jake Wang

Spanish — Esperanza Wu

Danish — Claus Sternberg

Italian — Roberto Boriotti

Dutch — Robert Jan Van Dam

Polish — Michał Jurewicz

Turkish — Burak Yavuz

Indonesian — Gogein Alois Gontoro

Malay — Fathy Mahmood

Javanese — Satoru Okuhara

If you have any questions about the translation project, please don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected].