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# Translate with AI
B2TRANSLATE offers integration with ChatGPT for translating keys.
This option isn't provided by default, but should be requested for individual projects. Contact your account manager to request access.
AI translations are available for all languages, excluding English (the default language).
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You must be assigned the *Editor* permission for adding and editing translations with AI.
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To translate with AI:
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On the **Projects** page, click the project name.
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From the language dropdown above the table, select a required language.
Only languages supported for the project are available.
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Make sure the **Translate with AI** button is active (highlighted in blue), indicating the AI translating is enabled for the current project.
Otherwise, if the **Translate with AI** button is inactive (grayed out) request access from your account manager.
Translate with AI enabled
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Click the **Translate with AI** button.
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If the **Source** translation is empty, AI translation is unavailable.
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The **Source** value will be translated to your selected language and added to the **Custom translation** field.
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