# Contexts

## Introduction

The Context feature is designed to provide translators with a visual reference, showing where a specific translation is used within the project. This helps ensure more accurate and context-appropriate translations. This documentation will provide an overview of the Context feature and how to use it effectively.

## Accessing the Context Feature

1. Navigate to a translation's details page within Transiyzi.

## Context Feature Overview

On the translation's details page, you'll find the "Context" section on the right-hand side. This is where you can upload a visual reference, such as a screenshot or image, to provide context for the specific translation.

### Uploading a Context Image

1. In the "Context" section on the translation's details page, click the "Upload Context" button.
2. A file picker window will open. Select an image in JPG or PNG format from your computer.
3. Click the "Open" button in the file picker window to start the upload process.

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The image will be uploaded and displayed in the Context section, providing the translator with a visual reference for the translation.

## Conclusion

The "Context" feature in Transiyzi is designed to help translators better understand where a specific translation is used within a project, enabling them to produce more accurate and context-appropriate translations. By allowing users to upload visual references, such as screenshots or images, the Context feature enhances the overall localization process. We hope this documentation provides a helpful overview of the Context feature and its functionalities.


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