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andrii-bodnar committed Jul 22, 2024
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The screenshot below visualizes how the workflow works in practice. All texts from *Master*, *Branch 1*, and *Branch 2* are transferred to the translation server immediately after they appear, even though the branches are not merged to the *Master* branch yet.

<Image src={branchesWorkflow} alt="Branches Workflow" class="no-shadow mt-8" />
<Image src={branchesWorkflow} alt="Branches Workflow" class="no-shadow mb-8" />

### Translation Download

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7. Select the file format you'd like your strings to be exported in. To add other formats, install the respective applications from our [Store](https://store.crowdin.com/tags/string-exporter).

8. *(Optional)* If a bundle file format has a <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon, it indicates that it has additional options (e.g., **Copy source to empty target** and **Export Translator’s Comments** for XLIFF (system), **Convert placeholders to target file format** for Android XML (system), etc.) you may use when setting up your bundle. Click the <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon on a selected bundle file format and configure it according to your preferences. <Image src={configureFormat} alt="Create Bundle" class="dialog" />
8. *(Optional)* If a bundle file format has a <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon, it indicates that it has additional options (e.g., **Copy source to empty target** and **Export Translator’s Comments** for XLIFF (system), **Convert placeholders to target file format** for Android XML (system), etc.) you may use when setting up your bundle. Click the <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon on a selected bundle file format and configure it according to your preferences. <Image src={configureFormat} alt="Configure Bundle File Format" class="dialog" />

9. Click **Save**. <Image src={createBundle} alt="Create Bundle" />
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7. Select the file format you'd like your strings to be exported in. To add other formats, install the respective applications from our [Store](https://store.crowdin.com/tags/string-exporter).

8. *(Optional)* If a bundle file format has a <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon, it indicates that it has additional options (e.g., **Copy source to empty target** and **Export Translator’s Comments** for XLIFF (system), **Convert placeholders to target file format** for Android XML (system), etc.) you may use when setting up your bundle. Click the <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon on a selected bundle file format and configure it according to your preferences. <Image src={configureFormat} alt="Create Bundle" class="dialog" />
8. *(Optional)* If a bundle file format has a <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon, it indicates that it has additional options (e.g., **Copy source to empty target** and **Export Translator’s Comments** for XLIFF (system), **Convert placeholders to target file format** for Android XML (system), etc.) you may use when setting up your bundle. Click the <Icon name="mdi:cog" class="inline-icon" /> icon on a selected bundle file format and configure it according to your preferences. <Image src={configureFormat} alt="Configure Bundle File Format" class="dialog" />

9. Click **Save**. <Image src={createBundleSb} alt="Create Bundle" />
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Crowdin provides localization services as a [Crowdin Language Services](/crowdin-language-services) vendor and cooperates with several other professional translation agencies that offer such services to Crowdin customers.

<Image src={vendorsList} alt="Vendors" class="no-shadow mb-8" />
<Image src={vendorsList} alt="Vendors list" class="no-shadow mb-8" />

Some of them, like BLEND and Gengo are integrated with Crowdin via API, so the translation ordering becomes fully automated. When you purchase translations from them, Crowdin forwards your untranslated data directly to the agency. After the translations are completed, they're uploaded back to your Crowdin project, where you can download them to your machine.

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