Crosslybot feature

Automatic post translation for cross-posting: 20 languages

Write in one language — every target gets the post in its own. The translation language is set separately for each channel, and AI translates the text right before publishing.

How it works
ready list, or type your own
20 languages
ready list, or type your own
translation together with text style
1 request
translation together with text style
each channel has its own language
per target
each channel has its own language

Auto-translation in Crosslybot lets you run channels in different languages without manual work. You write a post as usual, and each target — Telegram, VK, Max or Odnoklassniki — receives it in its own language: the translation language is set separately for every channel.

Translation is done by AI right before publishing, together with a style change — in one AI request. The list has 20 languages, and if yours is missing you can type it in. All AI features are on the AI processing page.

How it works

  1. 1

    Open the target settings

    In the project, pick the target channel and its AI processing section.

  2. 2

    Turn on translation

    Pick a language from the list or type your own in the “Or type your own language…” field.

  3. 3

    Add a style if you like

    Translation can be combined with a text style — it is still one AI request.

  4. 4

    Post as usual

    The post in the source stays in its original language, and the target receives the translation.

What you get

20 languages, plus your own

Russian, English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Turkish, Hindi, Polish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Czech. Missing one? Type the language name.

A language for each target

For example, the Telegram channel in English, the VK community in Russian without translation, the Max channel in Spanish. Targets without translation get the original.

Translation + style = 1 request

Translation and style change are done in one AI request. Changing the text length is a separate request.

Formatting stays in place

AI is instructed to keep the original paragraphs, line breaks, lists and emoji and not to add new markup. AI does not touch the target signature.

Translates the latest version

AI runs at publishing time — after a delay or pause. If you edited the post in the source in the meantime, the edited text is translated.

Works with error correction

If error correction is on for the source, the original is corrected first, and then each target translates the clean text.

FAQ

Can different targets get different languages?

Yes, the language is set in each target's settings. The same post can go out in English to Telegram, in Spanish to Max and untranslated to VK.

Which languages are supported?

The ready list has 20 languages: Russian, English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Turkish, Hindi, Polish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Czech. Any other language can be typed in manually.

How many AI requests does translation use?

Translation is one AI request per post for each target, and a style change is included in it. Changing the text length is one more request. Error correction is set on the source and counted separately.

What if the translation is longer than the platform limit?

The bot makes one attempt to shorten the text to the limit and trims it if that fails.

Is the signature translated?

No, AI does not process the target signature: it is added to the post as is. If you need a signature in another language, set it in that target's settings.

Which plan includes translation?

Translation works within your plan's AI limit, which every plan has, including the free one. Compare plans on the pricing page.

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