# Personal Translation History

The translation history contains all the documents you have translated on the Doctranslate.io platform (including documents, images, and audio). You can access your translation history to review successful translations, check the number of credits used for each specific translation, and view the target language selected. You can also download translated files from here.&#x20;

**💡 Steps to access your translation history:**&#x20;

**Step 1:** Click on your avatar in the top right corner of the screen and select **"Translation History".**

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**Step 2:** Review your successfully translated files in the translation history interface.

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