Localizia

AI Models

Compare the available AI models and learn when to use each one.

Available models

Localizia offers ten AI models for translation from three providers, ranging from fast and affordable to premium quality.

Budget tier

ModelProviderBest forInput (per 1K tokens)Output (per 1K tokens)
Gemini 2.5 Flash-LiteGoogleCheapest option, high-volume simple content1 credit4 credits
GPT-5.4 NanoOpenAIUltra-fast, short strings and labels2 credits9 credits
Claude Haiku 3AnthropicFast and affordable general content3 credits13 credits
Gemini 2.5 FlashGoogleFast with good quality balance3 credits18 credits
GPT-5.4 MiniOpenAIVersatile budget option6 credits32 credits
Claude Haiku 4.5AnthropicSmart budget option, best quality in tier7 credits35 credits

Standard tier

ModelProviderBest forInput (per 1K tokens)Output (per 1K tokens)
Gemini 2.5 ProGoogleHigh quality at moderate cost9 credits70 credits
GPT-5.4OpenAIGeneral high-quality content18 credits105 credits
Claude Sonnet 4.6AnthropicMarketing copy, documentation21 credits105 credits

Premium tier

ModelProviderBest forInput (per 1K tokens)Output (per 1K tokens)
Claude Opus 4.6AnthropicTechnical, legal, nuanced content25 credits125 credits

Choosing the right model

Budget models

Best for high-volume translations where cost matters most:

  • App UI strings and labels
  • Simple notification messages
  • Content that will be reviewed and edited by a human
  • Large batches of short texts

Standard models

A balanced choice for most use cases:

  • Blog posts and articles
  • Product descriptions
  • Marketing copy and landing pages
  • Customer-facing documentation

Premium model (Claude Opus 4.6)

The best quality available, ideal for:

  • Technical documentation and manuals
  • Legal and regulatory content
  • Medical and scientific texts
  • Any content requiring precise terminology and nuanced understanding

How costs are calculated

Translation costs depend on two factors:

  1. Text length — measured in tokens (roughly 4 characters per token)
  2. Model selected — premium models cost more per token

The cost formula:

credits = (input tokens × input rate) + (output tokens × output rate)

You always see the estimated cost before confirming a translation. The actual cost may vary slightly depending on how the AI structures its response.

Default model

New projects default to GPT-5.4 Nano. You can change the model each time you start a translation job — different jobs in the same project can use different models.

Tips

  • Start with a budget model to test the workflow, then upgrade if you need higher quality
  • Use Claude Opus 4.6 for critical content that won't be heavily edited
  • For large files with mixed content, consider translating in batches with different models — use a budget model for simple strings and a premium model for complex paragraphs

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