Every language.One chat.
Everyone writes in their own language and ComCraft translates the chat, without a single command. It recognises the language, replies with the translation and sends answers back in the language of the question. Try it right here.
Messages come in from Spain, Germany, Japan, France and Italy. Send one yourself, change the settings, or react with a flag under any message.
Press next to any message to react with a flag.
Use it anywhere
A translator on your account, not only in one server
Add ComCraft to your Discord account once. Set a default language with /translate-language set. Then translate in private DMs and in servers where you cannot add a bot — without copy-paste.
Add to your account
Discord’s Add App / Add to User. After that the commands travel with you, not with a server invite.
Apps → Translate
Right-click or long-press a message. ComCraft translates that message. You never paste the text.
Only you see it
The reply is ephemeral and starts in your default language. Buttons switch that one result — they do not overwrite your default unless you tap Save as default.
How it works
Set it once, then forget it is there
Two choices on the dashboard. After that your members simply talk to each other.
Pick the channels
Switch on Auto-translate on the dashboard and choose where it runs: one international channel or all of them.
Pick the language
Set the server language. Any channel can have a language of its own, like a #nederlands channel that is always Dutch.
People just chat
No commands and no buttons. Everyone writes in the language they think in, the way they always do.
Everyone reads along
ComCraft recognises the language and replies with the translation. Answers go back in the language of the question.
Styles
Show translations the way your server likes
One reply per message, one card with every language, or a separate channel that stays clean.
One translation per message
ComCraft replies to the message with the translation in the channel’s language. It never pings anyone.
Every language in one card
The original on top and up to five languages below it, so a mixed community reads one card.
A channel of its own
Keep the original chat untouched and post the translations in a mirror channel, in a language you choose.
Built for real conversations
More than a translate button
It follows who talks to whom, so a conversation keeps working in two languages at once.
Knows the language
ComCraft recognises the language of every message by itself. Messages already in the channel language are left alone.
Reply-back
Answer with Discord’s Reply button and your message is translated into the language of the one you reply to. Those cards are green.
Flag reactions
React to a message with a country flag and ComCraft posts it in that country’s language, with a mention for whoever asked.
A language per channel
The server has a default language; any channel can override it. Great for regional channels next to one global chat.
Personal languages
Members pick their own language with /language set. Replies and mentions to them can then arrive in their language.
Quiet when it should be
Filler like ok, lol and gg is skipped, replies never ping anyone, and the same sentence is only translated once.
Jonas answers in German, Lucía reads Spanish
He replied to her Spanish question, so ComCraft translated his answer into Spanish instead of the server language.
Languages
47 languages, one setting each
Pick any of these as the server language, a channel language or a member’s own language with /language set.
Settings and commands
Everything on the dashboard, a few things in chat
Add it to your account for Apps → Translate anywhere. Server managers still set auto-translate under AI → Auto-translate.
Discord
- Apps → Translate
- Right-click or long-press a message. Works in DMs and servers where the bot is not added. Only you see it.
- /translate language:lang [text]
- Translate typed text, or skip text and use Apps → Translate on a message. Language here is one-off.
- /translate-language set|view|reset|usage
- Set the language every personal translation starts in, or see used vs remaining tokens. Each Top.gg vote adds 5,000 extra personal tokens this month. Buttons still switch that one result.
- React with a flag
- Anyone gets that message in the flag’s language (auto-translate channels).
- /language set code
- Server auto-translate: your language when someone replies to or mentions you. Separate from /translate-language.
- /translator model model
- Pick the AI model that translates in this server. Manage Server.
- /translator status
- Show the current model and translator settings.
Dashboard · AI · Auto-translate
- Channels
- Where auto-translate runs. Add at least one.
- Default and per-channel language
- The server language, and overrides for single channels.
- Translation style
- Reply (one translation) or Interactive (up to five languages in one card).
- Forward to another channel
- Post translations in a mirror channel, optionally in a fixed language.
Fine-tuning
- Skip filler messages
- Ignore ok, lol, yeah and friends. On by default.
- Bidirectional translation
- Use members’ /language choice when someone replies to or mentions them.
- Translation model
- Claude, Gemini or DeepSeek, per server.
Share it
Know a server that speaks five languages?
Post this link in Discord. It unfolds into the card on the right, with what the translator does and a button to add ComCraft.
- Apps → Translate or
/translateon your account — set a default language, then switch per message - Automatic in the channels you pick, into the server or channel language
- Reply-back and flag reactions for the whole chat, 47 languages
FAQ
Good to know
Can I translate in DMs or in a server where I cannot add a bot?
Yes. Add ComCraft to your Discord account (Add App / Add to User). Then right-click or long-press a message → Apps → Translate, or use /translate. Only you see the result. The bot does not need to be in that server. Set your usual language with /translate-language set — buttons still let you switch that one result.
Do people need a command to translate?
No. In the channels you pick, ComCraft checks the language of every message and replies with a translation when it is not in the channel’s language. Messages already in that language are left alone. For a single message anywhere, use Apps → Translate on your account.
Which languages does it support?
47, from English, Spanish and Chinese to Icelandic, Swahili and Quechua. The server has one default language and every channel can have its own.
What is reply-back?
When someone uses Discord’s Reply on a message in another language, ComCraft translates the reply into the language of that message, so the person who asked can read the answer. It works automatically and those cards are green.
How do the flag reactions work?
React to a message with a country flag, for example Germany’s or Brazil’s, and ComCraft replies with that message in the country’s main language and mentions you. It works in the channels where auto-translate is on.
Will it flood the chat?
It skips short filler like ok, lol and gg, and messages that are already in the right language. Replies never ping anyone. Prefer one card per message? Choose the Interactive style, or forward translations to a channel of their own.
Which AI does the translating?
Claude Haiku 5.5 by default. Server managers can switch to Claude Sonnet 5.5, Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, Gemini 3 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Flash or DeepSeek on the dashboard or with /translator model. A sentence that was already translated comes from the cache.
Can members choose their own language?
Two separate settings. For the personal pocket translator, /translate-language set is the language every Apps → Translate result starts in. For server auto-translate, /language set plus Bidirectional translation means a reply to them or a mention of them is translated into their language.
How much personal translate usage do I get?
Each person gets 50,000 tokens per month for Apps → Translate. A vote on Top.gg or BotNexus adds 5,000 extra tokens automatically — no claim. Check used vs remaining with /translate-language usage or /vote.
What does the bot need?
In the translated channels: View Channel, Send Messages, Embed Links and Read Message History. A server manager sets it up on the dashboard under AI → Auto-translate.
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