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# Introduction

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Integrating **locize** into your website / application takes four steps. If you still got questions after reading the getting started guide - [contact us](mailto:support@locize.com).

## Step 1) SignUp and create a project

Head over to our app and [register](https://www.locize.app/register). Create your first project on the dashboard after login.

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[Create a user account](/integration/getting-started/create-a-user-account.md)
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[Add a new project](/integration/getting-started/add-a-new-project.md)
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## Step 2) Decide for a i18n instrumentation

Next you will need to instrument your code to enable the internationalization of your website. For more details on that read the [instrument your code section](/integration/instrumenting-your-code.md).

## Step 3) Add new / existing segments

You can add new segments or complete files using the web interface or the [command line tool](https://github.com/locize/locize-cli).

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Using locizify or i18next you can enable the `saveMissing` option - doing so new segments will automatically added to your project.

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[Add content](/integration/getting-started/add-content.md)
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## Step 4) Translate your content

Start translating your content. Changes will be automatically published to our CDN and will be available to your users.

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[The different views](/different-views.md)
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