How to Translate Discord Messages and Support Tickets (2026)
Discord has no built-in translator. With Nodariq, anyone can translate a message with a right-click, and your staff can read and answer tickets in any language without copying text into a translator.
Translate any message with a right-click
- Right-click a message (on mobile, press and hold it).
- Choose Apps → Translate.
- The translation appears just for you, in the language your Discord is set to.
It works on every plan, including Free. Each translation uses one AI call from the server's allowance (Free has 5 a day), and one person can translate up to 20 messages an hour. Nodariq has to be in the server.
Translated support tickets
On Pro, Nodariq translates tickets for you:
- When a member writes in another language, Nodariq replies under their message with a translation for staff, and shows which language it came from.
- To answer, staff press 🛠️ Staff tools → 🌐 Reply translated and write in their own language. The member gets the reply in theirs, with the original underneath.
- If a member already writes in your staff's language, Nodariq stops after their first message, so it doesn't use up AI calls.
Turn on translated tickets
- Open the Nodariq dashboard and pick your server.
- Go to Tickets and switch on Translated tickets.
- Set your staff's language (English by default) and save.
That's it. It works in every ticket panel. New to Nodariq tickets? Start with the ticket bot overview.
Why it helps
International servers, game communities and FiveM cities get members who aren't comfortable in English. Instead of "English only" rules or staff pasting messages into a translator, everyone writes in the language they know, and nobody waits longer for help.
Questions
Is the Discord translator free?
Yes. Right-click → Apps → Translate works on every plan. Each translation uses one AI call from the server's daily allowance.
Which plan has translated tickets?
Pro ($5.99/mo) and Business. It's switched on in the dashboard under Tickets.
Which languages work?
Most widely used languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Can other members see my translation?
No. Right-click translations are only shown to you. In tickets, the translation is posted in the ticket, so the member and staff can see it.