The translation history feature lets you roll back any translation to an earlier version, giving you full control over changes in your project. It also helps with accountability by showing who made each change and when — making it easier to troubleshoot issues and maintain a clear audit trail.

To view the history of a specific translation, open the project editor, locate the translation you’re interested in, and click the History button next to it:

This will open the History pane:

In the list, the earliest version of the translation is at the bottom. You can toggle the Show differences option to highlight the changes between versions.

For each version, you’ll see details like who made the changes, which tool was used (such as the editor or API), and when the changes were made.

If you need to revert to an earlier version, simply click the Restore button next to that version.

If you need to undo the last change for multiple translation keys at once, you can do this in bulk. Just select the affected keys and choose Restore to last translation history from the bulk actions menu. This will revert all selected translations to their previous state.

For a more comprehensive backup, you can use snapshots to save the entire project, including all keys, translations, settings, and contributors. This is especially useful if you want a full restore point before making significant changes.