Guide, September 2026

Best Discord translation bot: pick by what your channel looks like afterwards

Every bot on this list translates 100+ languages. That stopped being the question years ago. The question is whether each translation becomes a second message from a bot, or lands under the author's own name. Busy servers feel that difference within a day.

One translation bot doubles your messages. The other one you forget is there.

Reply-style bots (iTranslator, Majesty)

Maya 8:12 PM
GG everyone! Same time tomorrow?
Translator APP 8:12 PM
GG tout le monde ! Meme heure demain ?
Lea 8:13 PM
Oui, je serai la !
Translator APP 8:13 PM
Yes, I will be there!

4 messages for 2 sentences.

Inline bots (Ryzz, Talksy, BabelBot)

Maya 8:12 PM
GG everyone! Same time tomorrow?
Maya 8:12 PM 馃寪
GG tout le monde ! Meme heure demain ?
Lea 8:13 PM
Oui, je serai la !
Lea 8:13 PM 馃寪
Yes, I will be there!

Same names, same avatars. The globe is the only trace.

The shortlist

BotTranslations appearFree planPaidNotes
RyzzInline, as the author2,000 chars/day, vote to reset, 30 languages$9 Premium, $29 ProOne-command /setup, weekly admin digest, user install. Rated 5.0 on top.gg. The smallest bot on this list.
iTranslatorBot reply under each message10,000 chars, vote to reset, 30 languagesEUR 8.32 Premium, EUR 24.99 Pro AI (ex VAT)The largest install base by far (127K servers) and the biggest community. Every translation is an extra message.
TalksyInline (webhook)100+ languages on free (as published)EUR 8.99 Pro (as published)Closest to Ryzz in how translations look. Limits and setup not published in detail.
BabelBotInline (webhook)Not publishedNot publishedGlossary for names and game terms, personal translation across servers.
Majesty TranslatorBot replyNot publishedNot published16.9K servers, rated 4.7 on top.gg. Three engines, low latency claim.

From public listings and pricing pages, checked September 2026. "Not published" means the vendor does not state it; we did not guess. Ryzz publishes this page, so read the Ryzz row with that in mind.

How to choose in three questions

1. Is your channel busy?

Over about 100 messages a day, reply-style bots double the scroll. Pick an inline bot. Under that, either style works.

2. Who sets it up?

If the person installing is not a Discord power user, count the steps to the first translated message. Ryzz is one command. Most bots are a dashboard session.

3. Will anyone know it is working?

Inline translation is invisible by design. Ask whether the bot reports back to the admin. If it does not, the bot gets uninstalled the first time someone cleans up the server.

Try the inline one that reports back

Free to start. One command to set up. Weekly digest so you know it worked.

Add Ryzz to Discord