Check which of your mods have Japanese translations

There are two ways to check your mods. You can paste your mod file names into the text box, one per line, or load the .mrpack file that your launcher or mod manager can export.

Finding your mod file names

In Prism Launcher, select your instance from the instance list, choose Edit, then open the Mods tab to see every installed mod’s file name. In the CurseForge App, select your modpack from the profile list and open its Mods tab for the same list. Either way, you can copy the file names directly into the text box on this page.

Finding a .mrpack file

You can get a .mrpackfile from a modpack’s page on Modrinth. Open the pack’s version page and press Download to get a file in .mrpack format. Drag the downloaded file onto the drop area on this page, or click it to choose the file instead.

.mrpack is the modpack format used by Modrinth. It is actually a zip file that contains a file called modrinth.index.json, listing every mod’s name, version, and download source. This page reads that list and checks each mod one by one.

Results fall into four groups. “Available” means craft-palette already publishes a Japanese resource pack for that mod. “Covered by official translation” means the mod ships its own Japanese translation, so no resource pack is needed. “Not yet translated” means the mod is in our catalog but has neither a resource pack nor an official translation. “Unmatched” means the file name didn’t match anything in our catalog.

Files are read entirely inside your browser. The file itself is never sent anywhere (to identify the mod, we do send its file hash to Modrinth’s public API).

Why couldn’t some lines be matched?

When a file name differs too much from what is in our catalog, we mark it as unmatched rather than guess. Most names still match even with version numbers or loader names attached, but heavily shortened or renamed files sometimes can’t be matched. Try searching for the mod’s name directly within /mods/ instead.

What if craft-palette doesn’t have a pack for my mod?

A “not yet translated” result means craft-palette hasn’t published a Japanese resource pack for that mod yet. We use these results to help decide what to translate next, so let us know through the contact page if you’d like us to consider it.

What does “covered by official translation” mean?

It means the mod either ships its own Japanese translation or has no text that needs translating in the first place. You can play it in Japanese just by switching your game language, no resource pack required.

Is my file sent anywhere?

The file itself never leaves your browser. We read the .mrpack contents locally and only send the file’s hash to Modrinth’s public API to identify the mod.