gplay-metadata-sync

To sync app localization metadata, you can export current listings, edit text and visual assets locally in a Fastlane directory structure, validate character limits, and import changes back to the Google Play Store.

Yes, you can validate Play Store metadata against character limits before uploading. The process compares local changes with remote versions to ensure titles and descriptions meet platform requirements before importing.

You can export Google Play Store listings by pulling app titles, text descriptions, and visual assets like screenshots directly into a local Fastlane-compatible directory structure for offline editing.

Yes, the metadata sync process works seamlessly with the Fastlane directory structure. It organizes exported app listings, localizations, and visual assets into standard Fastlane metadata folders for streamlined management.

The best way to update app screenshots across multiple languages is to export current listings, replace image assets in local Fastlane directories, and import the updated visual assets back to the Google Play Store.

Yes, you can compare local metadata changes with the remote Google Play Store version. This comparison validates updated titles and descriptions against character limits before executing the final import sync.