A translator that lives in your chat

A colleague in Turkey posts in the team chat, your landlord abroad sends a voice note, and the label on a box at the store is in a language you cannot read. This translator handles all of that in one place inside Telegram, with no ads 🌍

Close to 14,000 people use it every month. Send /start and you are ready to translate.

Type it, get it back translated

The basic flow is as simple as it gets. Type or forward a message and the bot replies with the translation. Pick your target language in /settings.

Translations can be read aloud. That helps when you need to say a phrase to a taxi driver or check how a word sounds 🔊

Photos, voice notes and group chats

• Smart camera (/photo). Snap a menu, a sign or a manual and the bot finds the text in the image and translates it. The same command can solve problems from a photo and generate images.
• Voice and video notes (/voice). The bot transcribes audio and round video messages into text you can then translate.
• Group translation (/groups). Add the bot to a chat where people write in different languages so everyone can follow along.

Group mode is a real help in work chats with foreign contractors and in building chats where neighbors speak different languages.

Vocabulary practice built in

Found a useful word? Save it to favorites, which live in /words. The bot then gives you a few ways to learn it.

1. /learn drills your own saved words.
2. /xlearn quizzes you on key English words.
3. /ilearn shows key words as a list for calm review.

Memory works best with short daily reviews rather than one long cram session a week. Five minutes of quiz while you wait in line already adds up 📚

Free tier and Premium

The core features are free with limits. If you translate a lot or lean on the camera and voice transcription, Premium removes the caps. See /premium for details.

There are a few extras too, such as crypto rates (/crypto) and your personal stats (/stat). The full feature guide is under /help.

How far to trust machine translation

Machine translation does well with everyday phrases, chat messages and instructions. Legal papers, medical prescriptions and contracts still deserve a human translator.

For cleaner results, write short complete sentences and skip slang. With photos, keep the text straight and well lit 📸