Connecting Translators to Accounts

The AI Tools → Translate → Accounts tab shows which translators are running on each account in your organization. This is also where you decide which languages and translators are available to members in the chats of a specific account.

The Accounts Table

Column	What it shows
Account	The account name and nickname
Platform	The platform: OnlyFans, Fansly, Telegram
Translate From	The source languages available for translation
Translate To	The languages messages can be translated into
Incoming Translators	Translators handling incoming messages
Outgoing Translators	Translators handling outgoing messages

Above the table, you will find the account counter, an account filter, and a search field.

By default, an account runs on System translators: Incoming Default for incoming messages, and Outgoing Default and Outgoing Native for outgoing ones.

Changing the Translators of an Account

1. Hover over the account row and click the pencil icon on the right. The Edit Translations screen opens.

2. Select the direction in the left menu: Incoming Messages or Outgoing Messages. Each direction is configured separately.

3. Select the mode — System Translators or Custom Translators.

4. Click Save Changes.

The mode can be switched in both directions: to return to the built-in translators, click the System Translators card and save your changes.

To connect one translator to several accounts at once, use the ··· menu → Connect to Account in the Translators list. See Custom Translators.

System Translators Mode

The built-in OnlyMonster translators are used. There is no need to select language pairs — click the card and save your changes.

Custom Translators Mode

This mode gives you precise control: you set the languages yourself and choose which translators run on the account.

Step 1. Translate From — source languages. Select the languages messages will be translated from. Selected languages are displayed as chips and can be removed with the cross. The dropdown includes a search field and a Deselect All link that clears all selections at once.

Step 2. Translate To — target languages. Add languages with + Target Language. Each language you add gets its own block. The Remove button next to a language deletes the entire block.

Step 3. Translators. Inside the block of a target language, you will find the translators available for that pair — enable the ones you need with the toggle. Under each translator name, its coverage is listed, for example Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian … Ukrainian → Portuguese.

Source and target languages are configured separately for each direction: set up Incoming Messages first, then Outgoing Messages.

Which Translator Is Used in Chat

If a custom translator is enabled on the account, it is used by default. Switching between translators in chat — either in the message input field or in the page translation widget — is not available at the moment.

To change the translator an account uses, open its translation settings as described above, select the translator and click Save Changes.

Translators cannot be switched in bulk: the change is applied to one account at a time.

Permissions

Permission	What it allows
View AI Translate	View the accounts table and their translation settings.
Edit AI Translate	Change the translators and languages of an account.