Keep everyone in shared channels
Choose replies, threads, or message replacement. Players keep using the same channel. Replacement applies to human text in regular server text channels and deletes the original after confirmed delivery.
For international game communities
Let players write in the language they know best. BabelBot translates chat automatically, keeps busy channels readable, and connects language channels without splitting your community.
Free plan available. Guided setup takes about two minutes.

Built for alliances, clans, state groups, and any Discord community that crosses languages.
Read the automatic translation guide
Crowded mixed-language channels are hard to follow. Separate language spaces can lose the main conversation. BabelBot gives admins two clear paths.
Choose replies, threads, or message replacement. Players keep using the same channel. Replacement applies to human text in regular server text channels and deletes the original after confirmed delivery.
Link language-specific channels inside one server, or connect one channel in each of two managed servers. BabelBot translates messages between them, so each group can follow the same conversation.
Bridge mode
Use a pair bridge for two channels in one server. Use a hub bridge when one main channel needs several translated versions. To share one conversation across two managed servers, create a cross-server connection on Ultra or Founder Access. A hub supports up to 25 language channels. Each local linked channel uses one bridge connection, so your plan limit still applies.
Players post in their usual channel. BabelBot translates the message and relays it to the linked channels.
New bridge message links have no time limit for synchronization. Links created before this update keep their original expiry, normally 30 days.
Attachments can cross linked channels without using translation quota. Supported media can also be translated when your plan includes it.
Guided setup checks your choices and confirms the first translation. You can change every setting later.
Choose a Discord server where you have Manage Server permission.
Add the languages your members read. Choose replies, threads, or Replace the original, then add channel rules or bridges when needed.
Post a message in a language other than one of your target languages. Guided setup checks the first translation so you know the server is ready.
BabelBot
BabelBot reads messages only when an enabled feature needs them. Bridge records can retain quoted reply-preview text, author names, and message links without a time limit. Channel rules let you exclude admin, audit, and bot-command channels.
You need Manage Server to invite BabelBot. The dashboard shows channel permission warnings when BabelBot cannot read or post in a channel where you enabled translation.
Yes. BabelBot detects the source language and translates messages into the target languages that the server admin chooses. Members can keep chatting without translation commands.
Yes. Pair bridges connect two language channels. Hub bridges connect one main channel with several language channels. On Ultra or Founder Access, a cross-server connection can also link one channel in each of two managed servers.
You can place translations in threads to keep the main channel readable. You can also use linked language channels and limit automatic translation to the channels that need it.
Yes. Free servers can add up to 5 custom words. Pro includes 25, while Ultra and Founder Access include 100. Custom words apply to AI translation only.
No. BabelBot works for any multilingual Discord community. The game-alliance examples show how shared chat and dedicated language channels can work together.
The same controls work for study groups, support servers, creator communities, and global teams. BabelBot supports any multilingual Discord community.
Add BabelBot, choose your languages, and test your first automatic translation.
Free plan available. No credit card is needed to start.