POEditor currently supports pluralization for the following localization files:

• Gettext .po and .pot
• Android .xml
• iOS .xliff
• Xcode String Catalogs
• Flutter .arb
• JSON
• Key-Value JSON
• YAML
• i18next JSON

If you import a file that contains strings with plurals enabled, they will automatically show in the POEditor interface, in accordance with the target language.

The plurals from iOS XLIFF files are structured differently from the plurals from the other supported file formats. For this reason, it's not possible to import plurals from iOS XLIFF and preserve them when exporting to another supported format, or viceversa.

You can also manually enable pluralization for a term in the Terms, in the Attributes of each term (for key-based projects, you can copy the key in the plural field; if your terms are the actual strings to be translated, you can input the actual plural form).

The actual plural forms for the target languages are visibile only in the translation pages.

A term with pluralization enabled will have a separate tab for each plural form above the translation box. Here's an Arabic localization page:

In cases such as that of Chinese localization, when the localized language only has one plural form, POEditor displays the translation boxes without any plural tabs.

You can read more about plural rules at the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository: http://cldr.unicode.org/index/cldr-spec/plural-rules