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There are three options for adding the context images to your project.
Add context images through the editor context panel
With Lingohub, you can add context images during the translation process without leaving the editor. Follow the next steps to do this:
Inside the editor, expand the context panel.
In the "Section configuration," turn on the "Context images" tool.
Click the "Add images" button and upload up to three context images simultaneously.
Click on the uploaded image to select where the text segment is placed.
Also, you can add additional text segments to the uploaded context images.
Click "Add segment text " at the opened image, then search or scroll to find the needed segment.
Select the area on the screenshot.
Click "Add" and then "Save."
Add context images through the project interface.
Click "Projects" on the top navigation panel.
Select the project you want to add the context images to.
Choose the "Context images" tab.
Click "Add images."
Drag and drop or upload files or a zip folder (You can upload up to 20 images simultaneously; please use our API for larger quantities.)
Select language and optionally additional labels (the uploaded images will be automatically associated with the label.)
Click "Upload."
See all the uploaded images in the "Context images" tab.
Upload context images automatically:
Lingohub provides a Figma plugin to simplify the localization process from the design stage. Streamline the localization process from the design stage. Easily import and export the text between Figma and Lingohub. One of the additional benefits is the ability to create context images automatically.
Let's take a look at how to do this:
Note: you need to have the Figma project to do this.
Sign in to your Figma account and install the Figma plugin.
Run the plugin inside Figma and choose the project.
Click "Continue" and "Push to Lingohub."
Select the text you want to push to Lingohub. You can select the whole document, the current page, or the active selection. Click on the needed option.
The system automatically detects segments - you can review them and choose which one you want to push into the project.
Click "Push."
Awesome! The context images will be available inside the editor at the appropriate string. If you have any questions, please contact our support.