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# Translate my app builder site

First you will need to have you builder page active. Login with your admin username and password. \
Click on your account image, and then on Translations. You will something like this.

If you want to add new translation, click on the **Create New Translation** button and enter the short-code for that language. Ex. fr, es, it ...

![](/files/-Lyupm3ZWvTDfIeQDpJH)

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Then you can manage the translation.<br>

![](/files/-LyuoLjsJefSgGo4SuMt)

We have translated our English Strings into Spanish with this tool: <https://poeditor.com/>

Here is the Spanish translations if you need them.\
<https://tester-8e38d.firebaseio.com/translations/es.json>\
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Download as file. Go in your firebase database translations/es and import the es.json file.


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