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# Download and upload translations
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### Export translations to a CSV file
1. On the **Projects** page, click the project name.
2. From the language dropdown above the table, select a required language.
3. Mark the checkboxes for the keys that you want to copy. Mark the upper checkbox to select all.
4. From the **Bulk actions** dropdown appearing above the table, select **Download CSV**.
Download CSV
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Alternatively, you can download **all** project keys:
1. On the **Projects** page, select a project and click the **three dots**.
2. Select **Download CSV**.
3. Select a required platform (if applicable) and language.
4. Click **Download**.
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The CSV file will be downloaded to your computer.
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### Edit translations in the CSV file
Mind the following:
* Edit only values in the `translation` column.
* Only a comma (`,`) or a semicolon (`;`) can be used as a separator. Attention: If you use Pages by Apple Inc. to edit your file, it may sometimes add extra semicolons to the first row, potentially affecting file upload.
* For multi-word translations containing spaces, use quotes (`"My new translation"`).
* If there is no `originalDefaultTranslation`, then the custom translation is always ignored.
* If the `languageDefaultTranslation` and the custom translation are the same, then the custom translation is ignored.
* In other cases, the custom translation is updated.
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### Import the CSV file
1. Get back to the translation page of your project.
2. Click **Upload CSV** in the page header.
Upload CSV
3. Select a required language.
4. Drag and drop the file into the upload area or click **Add file** to select the file from your computer. The maximum allowed file size is 3 MB.
Add CSV file
5. Click **Upload**.
6. Refresh the page to see the translations uploaded.
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Alternatively, you can upload the file from the project list:
1. On the **Projects** page, select a project and click the **three dots**.
2. Select **Upload CSV**.
3. Select a required platform (if applicable) and language.
4. Drag and drop the file into the upload area or click **Add file** to select the file from your computer.
5. Click **Upload**.
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