you have got 4 ways (+2 for premiums) :

• /defaultlanguage : that set up auto translation on all channels for 1 language
• /channellanguage : that set up auto translation on 1 channel for 1 language
• /reverse : that set up auto translation from lang1 to lang2, and lang2 to lang1
  • if a message is sent using a lang3, then it will use the /channellanguage or /defaultlanguage configuration
• /linkchannels : that set up auto translation from lang1 in chan1 and lang2 in chan2. All messages sent in lang1 in chan1 will be translated and sent in the lang2 in chan2
  • The bot will assume that the message is sent in the right language

The priority order of the bot is the following one :

1. /linkchannels
2. /reverse
3. /channellanguage
4. /defaultlanguage

If the bot does not respond to your messages, it is surely a permission issue with your server / channel. Just give it an admin role or the admin permissions to see if this is the problem. If it is, you can now troubleshoot to understand why it does not work without.

By default, the bot permissions are the right ones (if you are inviting it from the Discord App Directory or from this website).

⚠️ With link channels, the bot needs the Manage Webhooks permissions, which have been added to the default perms with the update of the bot

Yes ! Using the premium features (more informations on the /premium status and /help commands), you can translate to more than one language at the same time.

It purposes :

• /premium reverse : To translate to more than one language at the same time in the same channel
• /premium linkchannels : To translate to more than one language at the same time in different channels

⚠️ These premium features are paid and need characters to be used

Automatically, no. This is a Discord limitation Manually, yes using the Context App Commands. The Translate option can be configured to another language using the /personal command

If you are receiving the message, you can just use the flag reactions, it will translate the message depending of the flag used. Example :

• 🇫🇷 = translation to french
• 🇺🇸 = translation to english

If you are sending a message and want to send it already translated, you can use the /translate command. As of <t:1724484660:d>, you can now use the "Apps" context menu to get a translation into your language. This one works in DM's too. The /personal command let you change the output language for the Translate Apps command.

The /allowflag minimalist command allows server managers to change the result to only text.

⚠️ This command is only available for premium servers and needs a subscription to be used

Sure you can ! As of <t:1723034640:d>, the /linkchannels command have been added to the bot

Yes ! It is possible as of <t:1732397220:d>, the update allows you to use more than 2 channels in the premium linkchannels

Yes ! When purchasing the premium subscription, you are able to configure the /allowflag output_channel command to send the flag reaction translations to a specific channel

No. These are 2 different things. The premium subscription is a monthly / yearly subscription that unlocks some features. The locked features that need the subscription are marked with Subscription

The characters are a on-demand purchase that unlocks you the premium linkchannels and premium reverse features. It also unlocks all features marked with Characters

So you don't need both to use one specific feature.

The characters usage is calculated by the number of characters in the original message and on the number of translations.

Example :

• For Premium Linkchannels :

  • The original message length is 10 characters
  • The group contains 3 channels
  • The usage will be message length * (number of channels - original channel)
  • The usage will be 10 * (3 - 1) = 20 characters

• For Premium Reverse :

  • The original message length is 10 characters
  • The group contains 3 languages
  • The usage will be message length * (number of languages in the group)
  • The usage will be 10 * 3 = 30 characters

So the more channels or languages you have, the more characters you will use.

Yes, the bot can translate embeds on-demand or automatically.

Requirements :

• For automatic translations :
  • You need to have Premium Characters
  • The bot needs the Embed Links permission in the channel where the embed is sent
  • If the embed is sent by a bot : You need to add the bot that send the embed to the /premium bot_whitelist list
• For on-demand translations using flag reactions :
  • This is not supported
• For on-demand translations using the Context App Commands :
  • That's free for all users, and no permissions are needed