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# Packages

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*Figure 6a: List of packages (Admin side)*

On packages tab you see the list of currently available packages.

For more details about 'Status' please look on page [Status](/wgtransifex-module-tutorial/2administration/status.md)

![](/files/-MD5vNhkJlu6-BAaMbsE)

*Figure 6b: Create package (Admin side)*

If you want to create a package you have to select a project and the language.

You can decide whether you want to download data from Transifex for the creation or use already existing data.

Pay attention:

* if yes: non existing resources and translations will be downloaded / existing resources and translations will be overwritten!
* if no: resources and translations must be downloaded before, otherwise package will be incomplete!

You can also decide whether you want to create immediately a zip file, which will be provided for download on user side.


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