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# Send translations to another project
You can copy translations to another project included in the same project type. The translations from a source project are assigned to the same keys in a target project.
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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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If translations in the target project already exist, they'll be **overwritten**.
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To copy translations:
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On the **Projects** page, click the name of a project from 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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Mark the checkboxes for the keys that you want to copy. Mark the upper checkbox to select all.
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From the **Bulk actions** dropdown appearing above the table, select **Send translations**.
Send translations
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In the **Send translations** popup, mark one or more projects to which you want to copy the selected translations.
Only projects containing the selected language and where you're assigned the *Editor* permission are displayed.
Select target projects to import keys to
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Click **Send**.
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