Procedure

1. Open the Preferences dialog.
   • On macOS, select Apple → Preferences → Settings on the menu or press [Cmd + ,].
   • On Windows or Linux main menu, select Settings → Preferences.
   The Preferences dialog appears:

   
2. Select the Machine Translation tab.
   • Select Google tab to configure Google Cloud Translation engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable Google Cloud Translation box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select a source language from the Source Language drop-down.
     4. Select a target language from the Target Language drop-down.
   • Select Microsoft Azure tab to configure Azure Translator Text engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable Azure Translation Text API box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select a source language from the Source Language drop-down.
     4. Select a target language from the Target Language drop-down.
   • Select DeepL tab to configure DeepL API engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable DeepL API box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select a source language from the Source Language drop-down.
     4. Select a target language from the Target Language drop-down.
   • Select ChatGPT tab to configure ChatGPT engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable ChatGPT Translation box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select the model to use from the ChatGPT Model drop-down.
     4. Optionally, select the Use to Fix Tags checkbox to configure ChatGPT as the default AI engine for fixing tags.

     Note ChatGPT supports, in theory, translating from any language to any language. Project languages are automatically used for requesting translations.

   • Select Mistral tab to configure Mistral engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable Mistral Translation box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select the model to use from the Mistral Model drop-down.
     4. Optionally, select the Use to Fix Tags checkbox to configure Mistral as the default AI engine for fixing tags.

     Note Mistral supports, in theory, translating from any language to any language. Project languages are automatically used for requesting translations.

   • Select Anthropic tab to configure Anthopic's Claude engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable Anthropic Translation box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select the model to use from the Anthopic Model drop-down.
     4. Optionally, select the Use to Fix Tags checkbox to configure Anthropic's Claude as the default AI engine for fixing tags.

     Note Claude supports, in theory, translating from any language to any language. Project languages are automatically used for requesting translations.

   • Select ModernMT tab to configure ModernMT engine. Preferences dialog switches to:
     
     1. Check the Enable ModernMT box.
     2. Enter your API Key in the API Key text box.
     3. Select a source language from the Source Language drop-down.
     4. Select a target language from the Target Language drop-down.
3. Click on the Save Preferences button to save your changes.