TicketBot now speaks your language! Multi-language support has arrived with 8 languages at launch, plus improved form responses in tickets and stability fixes.
FingWe're thrilled to announce multi-language support for TicketBot! Server administrators can now set their preferred language, and all bot messages, buttons, embeds, and error messages will be displayed in the selected language.
TicketBot now supports 8 languages out of the box, with more on the way. Every piece of bot-facing text—from ticket creation messages to close confirmations, button labels to error messages—has been fully translated.
Use the /language command to view all available languages with their translation progress and select one for your server. The change takes effect immediately—no restart needed. If a translation is missing for any string, the bot gracefully falls back to English so nothing ever breaks.
Want to see TicketBot in your language? We welcome community translators! Join our support server to contribute translations and help bring TicketBot to even more communities around the world.
Read the full Multi Language documentationWe've reworked how form (modal) responses are displayed inside tickets to create a cleaner, more usable experience for support staff.
When a ticket panel has a form attached, the action buttons (Close, Claim, Unclaim) now appear below the form responses instead of on the welcome embed. This means the buttons are always at the bottom of the initial messages, right where staff expect them.
Text input and select menu answers from forms are now displayed in code blocks. Discord renders these with a built-in copy button, making it effortless for staff to grab usernames, order numbers, or any other information users submit.
Fixed an issue where the channel limit check could produce false positive errors, blocking ticket creation even when the server was well below Discord's 500-channel limit. The error handling has been simplified to prevent these false triggers.