Turn it on once
An admin enables voice chat translation in BabelBot settings and configures at least one target language for the server or channel.
De voz en directo a texto traducido
BabelBot se une a tu canal de voz, transcribe a cada hablante y publica el texto traducido en el chat del canal mientras la gente habla.
BabelBot publica texto traducido. No reproduce audio traducido.
Disponible en Ultra y Founder Access. Un administrador debe activarlo primero.
Voice chat translation is meant to feel simple for members and controlled for admins. Turn it on once, then let people start sessions when they need it.
An admin enables voice chat translation in BabelBot settings and configures at least one target language for the server or channel.
A member joins a voice channel and runs /voice start. BabelBot joins immediately and uses that channel's configured target languages.
BabelBot listens in the call, transcribes eligible speakers, and posts translations in the voice channel's text chat.
Members who are more comfortable reading than listening can keep up in real time without asking someone to repeat everything.
The same preview you see in dashboard settings: pick the style that fits your community. Clean speaker messages feel native in busy chats. Detailed embeds show the original line, detected language, and translation when clarity matters more than minimal UI.
Las traducciones parecen mensajes normales de cada hablante: su nombre, su avatar y solo la línea traducida. Son fáciles de leer mientras sigues en el canal de voz.
¿Quieres más contexto? BabelBot puede publicar un embed con lo que se ha dicho, el idioma detectado y la traducción en un mismo lugar.
BabelBot translates into every target language configured for the voice channel, so one call can serve Dutch, English, Spanish, and more at once.
When a session starts, BabelBot posts that it is listening and translating eligible speakers, without storing raw audio.
Translations land in the voice channel text chat, so the thread of the call stays in one place.
Use it when your community actually talks in voice: language exchange nights, international support calls, gaming squads with mixed first languages, or any room where someone is always asking for a repeat.
If you only need to translate recorded voice messages posted in text channels, that is voice note translation on paid plans. That is separate from live voice chat translation.
For automatic text, images, threads, and linked language channels, see the Discord translation bot overview.
It is live translation for Discord voice calls. BabelBot joins your voice channel, listens to eligible speakers, turns speech into text, detects the language, and posts translations in that voice channel's text chat.
Voice notes are audio messages posted in text channels. Voice chat translation is for live calls: you talk in voice, and BabelBot posts transcripts and translations while the session is running.
After an admin enables the feature, a member joins a voice channel and runs /voice start. BabelBot joins right away and translates speech into that channel's configured target languages.
In the text chat attached to the voice channel you are in. Everyone in the call can follow along without leaving voice.
No. BabelBot processes audio in memory to transcribe speech and does not keep raw recordings. What stays visible is what gets posted in Discord, like any other message.
Voice chat translation is available on Ultra and Founder Access. Admins turn it on in server settings before members can start a session.
Enable voice chat translation in your dashboard, then let members run /voice start from a voice channel.
Ultra and Founder Access · Admin opt-in required · At least one target language configured for the server or channel