camelBot · One server, every language

A Discord translator bot for every language

React with a flag, and it replies in that language. Link two channels, and everyone chats as one.

Build my translator bot

Describe it in one sentence. No code. Free while in beta. Already in Discord? Add camelBot and type /camel create.

In #general, lucía writes in Spanish. Someone picks the UK flag from the reaction picker, and Lingo, the translator bot, replies with the message in English. Someone picks Japan’s flag, and Lingo replies in Japanese.

One sentence is the whole recipe

Write what you want the way you'd say it to a friend. This is the one behind the chat above.

(1)Your words, and what it does with them
  1. When someone reacts with a flag,Hears reactions
  2. reply to the messageReads it and replies
  3. in that flag's language.Translates with AI

‘A flag goes on a message, and Lingo answers in that flag's language.’

Our AI, camel-builder, turns your sentence into a working bot. Try it in a private test channel, then add it to your server.

Start with this sentence

Two languagesone chat

Link #general to #한국어. What's said in one shows up in the other, translated, with the name of who said it.

Two linked channels. sam writes in #general in English, and Lingo posts it in #한국어 in Korean with his name. yuna answers in Korean, and Lingo posts her answer in #general in English.
Link my channels

Translate however your server talks

Each one starts your Discord translation bot with a sentence you can change. Mix as many as you like.

  1. /translatecmd.Type it, pick a language, and only you see the answer.“Add a /translate command. People type some text and pick a language, and only they see the translation.”Try it
  2. auto-translatev.Every message in a channel gets its translation right under it.“In #international, reply to every message that isn't in English with its English translation.”Try it
  3. voice messagesn. pl.Someone sends a voice message. It writes out what they said, translated.“When someone sends a voice message, reply with what they said, translated into English.”Try it
  4. screenshotsn. pl.Post a picture with words in it, like a game menu. It reads them and translates.“When someone posts a screenshot and asks what it says, read the words in it and translate them to English.”Try it
  5. voice chatn.It listens in your voice call and posts what's said, translated, in the call's chat.“When someone types /join, join our voice channel and post what people say in English.”Try it
  6. my languagen.Members pick their language once. Translations come to them in it from then on.“Let members pick a language. When they react with a globe emoji, DM them the message in it.”Try it

Discord translator bot FAQ

How do I add a translate bot to my Discord server?
Describe the bot you want at bots.camelai.com, or add camelBot in Discord and type /camel create. Try it in a private test channel, then add it to your server.
How does translating with flag reactions work?
Someone reacts to a message with a country's flag, and your bot replies to that message with its translation into that country's language. You choose which flags it answers to, like Brazil's for Portuguese.
Can it translate every message automatically?
Yes. It can translate every message in a channel and post the translation right under it, or link two channels so each side reads the other in its own language.
Which languages can it translate?
It translates with AI, so it works across many languages, from Spanish, Portuguese and French to Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Hindi. Tell it which ones your server uses.
Can it translate voice messages and screenshots?
Yes. It can write out what someone said in a voice message and translate it, and read the words in a picture, like a game menu or a sign, and translate those too.
Can it translate what people say in voice chat?
Yes. It can join your voice call, listen, and post what people say, translated, in the call's text chat. It tells the channel it's listening, and audio isn't stored, only the text.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe your bot in plain words and it's written for you. You can ask for changes the same way.
Can I change how it translates later?
Yes. Ask for the change in plain words, try the new version in your test channel, and publish it when you like it. You can roll back to an earlier version anytime.

Bring everyone into the chat

React with a flag in your test channel and watch it answer.

Build my translator bot

Already in Discord? Add camelBot and type /camel create.