LTR · Korean
App Store and Google Play screenshots in Korean
Korean is left to right and is written in Hangul. App Store Connect files the copy under ko; Play Console files it under ko-KR.
- Language
- Korean
- App Store Connect code
- ko
- Play Console code
- ko-KR
- Text direction
- LTR — left to right
- Script
- Hangul
- Plan
- Free and Pro. Free projects hold up to 3 languages beyond English, one locale per export. Pro includes every supported language and exports them together in one batch.
How long does Korean copy run?
Running text
within about 10% of the English source (width)
Korean is close to English in width but needs more line height; the box height is what usually breaks, not the width.
Screenshot headlines
Screenshot copy is a short string, and short strings swing hardest: published figures put a translation of a source under 10 characters at 200-300% of its length, falling to about 130% once the source runs past 70 characters.
Sources: DTP Services Berlin — Text expansion in translation and W3C Internationalization — Text size in translation.
Check your own Korean headline in the free text-fit tool — it opens on Korean.
Other languages
Localize this language in ScreenCraft
Lay the screens out once, translate the copy into Korean, and see the same fit rules applied before anything exports — then export the localized set as a ZIP.
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