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# Copy translations from another project
You can copy translations from another project included in the same project type.
In the target project, the translations are added only to keys without translations (the **Custom translation** field is empty). Existing translations (the **Custom translation** field isn't empty) aren't overwritten.
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You must be assigned the *Editor* permission in the target project and at least the *Viewer* permission in the source project.
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To copy translations:
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On the **Projects** page, click the name of a project to which you want to copy translations.
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From the language dropdown above the table, select a required language.
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Click **Import keys** in the page header.
Import keys
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In the **Import keys** popup, check the selected platform (if applicable) and language.
From the **Import from project** dropdown, select a project from which you want to copy the translations.
Only projects containing the selected platform (if applicable) and language and where you're assigned at least the *Viewer* permission are displayed.
Select a source project to import keys from
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Click the **Import** button.
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If needed, repeat for other languages.
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