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Add Yilingbot as a friend
Tap the LINE add-friend link and add Yilingbot to your contacts.
LINE Translation Bot for Group Chats
Real-time translation for LINE groups with one-way, bidirectional, and multi-language modes. Set your languages and messages translate automatically.
What Yilingbot Does on LINE
Yilingbot joins your LINE group and automatically translates messages between one, two, or multiple languages. Messages are translated into the specified languages according to your selected mode, so a group that used to be split by language becomes one shared conversation. Setup takes under a minute: add the bot, send /menu, choose a translation mode and its languages, and chat normally. There are no personal accounts to create, no per-member installs, and nothing to configure on each phone.
How to Add Yilingbot to Your LINE Group
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Invite to your group
Open your group chat, tap the menu, and invite Yilingbot into the group.
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Type /menu
Send /menu in the group and choose the translation mode and the languages you need.
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Start chatting
Messages are translated automatically. No copy-paste needed.
Supported Languages
Chinese Traditional, Chinese Simplified, English, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, and many more.
Why Choose Yilingbot for LINE
No registration required
Anyone in the group can start using it after setting the language.
Messages are not stored
Translations happen automatically; we do not keep your chat history.
Group-shared credits
One purchase shares quota with the whole group.
Common Situations for LINE Group Translation
LINE is where many families, friends, and small teams already talk every day. Yilingbot makes it possible to include members who speak different languages in the same conversation, without anyone switching apps or copying text.
Cross-national families
A family group often mixes several generations and countries. A Taiwanese daughter-in-law chats with Japanese in-laws and Thai relatives in one group. Messages are translated into the languages selected for the group, so nobody is left out of family news, plans, or photo albums.
"Mother-in-law sends a Japanese message; it appears in Traditional Chinese for the daughter-in-law right away."
Gaming teams and guilds
Squad leaders coordinate raid times, strategies, and results with teammates from Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia in one LINE group. Instead of copying callouts into a translator during a fight, eligible text messages are translated according to the group settings.
"A Japanese teammate types 8時に集合; the rest of the squad sees 'meet at 8' automatically."
Shopping agents and cross-border trade
Buyers, sellers, and shopping agents discuss prices, stock, and shipping in the same group. Quotes, size questions, and order details are translated automatically, which speeds up negotiations and cuts down on costly misunderstandings between languages.
"A Thai supplier lists a price; the Chinese buyer reads it in real time and replies in Chinese."
Language exchange partners
People learning a new language practice real conversations with native speakers. The bot fills in the gaps when vocabulary runs out, so the exchange stays natural instead of stalling on a hard sentence or switching to a shared second language.
"A learner writes a rough Japanese sentence; the native speaker reads the corrected meaning and answers."
Multinational company groups
Small teams with offices in several countries keep one LINE group for announcements and quick questions. Managers and members stay on the same page even when the team spans three time zones and four languages, and decisions no longer wait on a translator.
"A Vietnamese member asks about the schedule; the whole group sees the question and the answer translated."
Friend circles with international members
Travel, expat, and hobby groups often welcome members from other countries. Translation helps new members participate from the time they join; earlier messages are not guaranteed to be translated.
"An English-speaking friend posts a question; the Japanese members read and answer it in Japanese."
Yilingbot vs. Other LINE Translation Bots
Not all LINE translation bots are the same. Here is how Yilingbot compares with typical LINE-only bots on the points that matter most to groups.
| Feature | Yilingbot | Typical LINE-only bots |
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| Platforms supported | LINE, Telegram, Discord, Slack | LINE only |
| Registration required | No — join the group and start | Often requires account setup |
| Message storage | Not stored after translation | May store conversation history |
| Billing model | One-time purchase, group-shared | Often a monthly subscription |
| Free tier | 500 characters per month | Varies; often none |
| Group sharing | Quota shared by all members | Often per-user credits |
LINE-Specific FAQ
Yilingbot works as a normal member. Whether it can be invited and which permissions are required depend on the platform and group settings. The bot does not need special permissions to read or translate the chat.
Every group gets 500 characters per month free, which resets automatically. Paid plans are one-time purchases and the quota is shared by the whole group, so a single purchase covers everyone.
No. Yilingbot runs as a separate bot on each platform, and each platform has its own credits. The LINE bot and the Telegram, Discord, and Slack bots are independent of each other. To use Yilingbot on another platform, add that platform's bot to your group there — your setup and credits do not carry over.
Start the message with $ and it will not be translated and will not count toward the group quota. This is useful for names, product codes, passwords, or inside jokes that should stay exactly as written.