BabelBotBabelBot documentation
Set up Discord translation, learn each feature, and find help when you need it.
BabelBot translates messages in Discord. Server managers choose the languages and settings in the dashboard. Members read the translations in their channels.
Start with one translation
Quick start
Add BabelBot, choose a language, and see your first translation.
Dashboard guide
Open your server's settings and find the feature you need.
Personal translation
Translate a message for yourself. You do not need to manage a server.
Troubleshooting
Check what to do when a translation does not appear.
Feature guides
The groups below follow the dashboard sidebar. Each guide explains what the feature does in Discord, how to use it, and how to check the result.
Translate
Automatic translation
Translate new messages as members chat.
Reply mode
Choose replies, threads, or replacement messages.
Target languages
Choose the languages your members read.
Conversation mode
Translate groups of short messages together.
Bridges
Link language channels in the same server.
Moderate
Skip languages
Leave messages in familiar languages alone.
Ignored users
Skip messages from selected members.
Channel rules
Use different settings in selected channels.
Extras
Cross-server connections
Link channels in two different servers.
Flag reactions
Ask for a translation with a country flag.
Custom words
Choose how names and community terms translate.
Media translation
Translate supported files, pictures, and audio clips.
Voice chat translation
Read text translations of people speaking in a call.
Bot identity
Manage
Overview
Check activity, usage, and permission warnings.
Audit logs
See who changed a setting and when.
Billing and limits
Understand translation allowance and manage your plan.
Founder Access transfer
Move eligible access to another server.
AI assistant integrations
Manage settings through a connected assistant.
Danger zone
Pause translation or reset server settings.
More help
Read How BabelBot works for translation rules and skipped messages. Use Commands for Discord shortcuts or Playbooks for example server setups.
If you are stuck, check the FAQ or ask in the support Discord.