Six: English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, and Italian. The bot posts giveaway announcements, buttons, entry confirmations, winner messages, and claim tickets in whichever one your server picks, and the web entry page follows the same language.
Multilingual Bot
Run Your Discord Giveaways in Your Community's Language
ScopliDrop's Discord giveaway bot speaks English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Italian. Pick your server's language once, and every announcement, Enter button, and winner message follows it.
The bot's language is a setting of your Discord server. Choose it once in the dashboard and your giveaways are posted in it for everyone, from the announcement to the winner message. ScopliDrop's giveaway bot supports six languages: English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, and Italian.
Your own words stay exactly as you write them. Prize names, descriptions, and custom tasks appear as typed, so you write those in your server's language and the bot handles the text around them.
The Languages the Giveaway Bot Speaks
One setting switches every giveaway message, button, and entry page
English
Français
French
Español
Spanish
Português
Brazilian Portuguese
Deutsch
German
Italiano
Italian
Missing your community's language? Tell us on the ScopliDrop Discord and we'll add it to the roadmap.
How the Bot Picks Its Language
One server setting, an override for any giveaway, and an entry page that follows along
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Pick your server's language
Open Server Settings in the dashboard and choose a Bot Language. Every new server starts in English. From then on, the bot posts in the language you picked, for everyone in the server. Its leveling, auction, and welcome messages follow the same setting.
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Every giveaway message follows it
The announcement, the Enter button, the task list, entry confirmations, the winner announcement, and rerolls all appear in the chosen language. So do the claim ticket a winner opens after the draw and the prize code the bot delivers. Built-in task names are translated too, so entrants read every task in their own language.
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Give one giveaway its own language
In the giveaway builder, the Bot Language option starts on Inherit, which follows your server. Switch it and that one giveaway is posted in another language while the rest of your server stays as it was. Giveaway templates save the choice and recurring giveaways carry it, so a weekly giveaway for your Spanish channel stays in Spanish every week.
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The entry page opens in the same language
Members who enter on the web land on an entry page in the giveaway's language, so the tasks appear in the same language as the announcement that sent them there. A small switch in the corner lets each visitor change it to English or to their browser's language. A German visitor on a Spanish giveaway can read every task in German.
What You Can Run With It
Three servers that use the language settings differently
One server, two languages
A server with English and Spanish channels keeps English as its default and switches Bot Language to Spanish on the giveaways it posts in the Spanish channel. Each group gets a giveaway it can read, managed from one dashboard by one team.
A French team running an English server
The dashboard language belongs to each person, separate from the bot's. Your staff can build and moderate giveaways in French while the bot posts in English for an international community. A new moderator picks their own dashboard language without touching what members see.
A weekly giveaway for your Brazilian members
Save a giveaway in Brazilian Portuguese as a template, then run it as a recurring giveaway. Every week the bot posts it in Portuguese, the entry page opens in Portuguese, and the winner's claim ticket follows, while the rest of your server keeps its own language.
Members Enter What They Can Read
What changes when the bot speaks your members' language
A giveaway asks members to read before they act: the prize, the tasks, the deadline, the button. In the language they read every day, that takes a glance. In a second language, some of them stop at the first task they are unsure about.
It matters just as much after the draw. A winner who reads the claim instructions in their own language opens the ticket and collects the prize before the claim window closes.
And it tells your members the server was set up for them. A bot that talks the way they talk to each other reads as part of your community from the first announcement.
Combine It With
Features that carry the language through a giveaway's whole life
Language Questions
Which languages, which plan, and what happens to the text you write
Related Features
The Four Entry Modes
Taskless, Web Task-based, Flexible, and Discord In-App: pick how much you ask of entrants before they get an entry.
Explore The Four Entry ModesClaim Tickets & Auto-Reroll
Winners claim their prize in a private ticket channel. Miss the deadline and the next winner is drawn automatically.
Explore Claim Tickets & Auto-RerollGive Every Member a Giveaway They Can Read
Six languages on every plan, set per server or per giveaway.