# Projects

## Project list

On this page, you can view a list of your projects.

Projects are grouped under project types, that are displayed as tabs above the project list.

<figure><img src="/files/ZPJhwa28WHSjmPzPWapX" alt="Projects"><figcaption><p>Projects</p></figcaption></figure>

The following information is provided about each project:

**Name**

The project name.

Click it to navigate to the list of project categories.

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**Languages**

The number of languages available for a project.

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**All keys**

The total number of keys in a project, both translated and untranslated.

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**UUID**

The system identifier of a project, in the UUID format.

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**Actions**

Click the **three dots** in a project row to access [Download and upload translations](/user-guide/manage-translations/download-and-upload-translations.md) functionality.

## Translations

To open the translation view for a project, click its name in the project list.

<figure><img src="/files/x2QwVHwu7NjJMUee4WZh" alt="Keys and translations"><figcaption><p>Keys and translations</p></figcaption></figure>

### Available controls

Above the table, you can find:

* The **environment** dropdown: For the *Customer* role, only `production` is available.
* The **language** dropdown: Use it to quickly switch between languages available for you project.
* The **quick search** field: Click the **magnifying glass icon** to search keys by identifier or translations.
* The **Filters** button: Click it to open filter panel. For more details, refer to [Filter keys](/user-guide/filter-keys.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
For certain project types, the platforms are available above the table, such as *Web*, *iOS*, *Android*, and so on.
{% endhint %}

In the upper‑right page corner, you can find:

* The **Import keys** button: Use it to [copy translations from another project](/user-guide/manage-translations/copy-translations.md).
* The **Upload CSV** button: Use it to [upload translations as a CSV file](/user-guide/manage-translations/download-and-upload-translations.md).

Pagination controls and the **Rows** selector are available at the bottom of the page.

### Translations table

Each row in the table represents a single key and its translations:

**Key**

* The **category** badge.
* The **key identifier**.
* The **Copy** button to quickly copy the key identifier to the clipboard.
* The **Updated** info showing the date when the **Custom translation** was last edited.

<figure><img src="/files/O04cmdZi5BDXf1hoqvCM" alt="Key"><figcaption><p>Key</p></figcaption></figure>

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**Translations**

* **Source**: The pre-defined translation to English. This column is read‑only and helps you understand the meaning and context of the key.
* **B2TRANSLATE**: The pre-defined translation to a selected language, if distinct from English. This column is read-only.
* **Custom translation**: The custom translation to a selected language. This field is initially empty and editable at any time. For keys containing plural forms, this value displays [the Other form](/user-guide/manage-translations/handle-plural-forms.md#the-other-form).

Each column displays a badge with the corresponding language code.

Refer to [Display logic in WebUI](/get-started/introduction-to-b2translate.md#display-logic-in-webui) to understand the translation priorities.

For step-by-step instructions on managing translations, refer to the [Manage translations](/user-guide/manage-translations.md) section of this guide.

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**Actions**

* **Translate with AI**: Translate the source English translation to a selected language using ChatGPT. For details, refer to [Translate with AI](/user-guide/manage-translations/translate-with-ai.md).
* **Reset to source translation**: Revert the custom translation to a pre-defined one — either to a selected language (if the default translation for this language is provided) or to English.
* **Save as empty**: Explicitly set an empty translation for this key.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Saving an explicitly empty custom translation results in no text being displayed in the WebUI. Use this option carefully and only when this behavior is intentional.
{% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/cmemyOqUosdzmU0DImGU" alt="Actions"><figcaption><p>Actions</p></figcaption></figure>

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**Details**

Click the **three dots** to open details:

* **Info** tab: It's displayed for any key and contains information on when the custom translation was added and when it was last modified.
* **Pluralization** tab: It's displayed for keys containing plural forms. Refer to [Handle plural forms](/user-guide/manage-translations/handle-plural-forms.md) to learn how to properly configure quantity-dependent content based on grammatical requirements of the selected language.

<figure><img src="/files/1HtZqcUjVxnICzheLOvT" alt="Details"><figcaption><p>Details</p></figcaption></figure>


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