Erlang is known for its lightweight processes, fault-tolerance, and distributed messaging—making it ideal for telecom, messaging systems, and real-time applications. But as teams move to different ecosystems or need broader language support, translating Erlang code into more mainstream languages becomes essential.

Erlang Code Converters are AI-driven tools built to handle this transition. They convert Erlang code into over 45 other programming languages, including Python, JavaScript, Rust, Go, and Kotlin. These tools retain the original structure, process communication, and logic while mapping it into readable, idiomatic code in the destination language.

The converters are designed to understand key aspects of Erlang such as pattern matching, recursion, and message passing. They process real-world application logic and generate output that reflects the expected design principles of the target language.

These tools are useful when breaking away from BEAM-based systems, moving to polyglot environments, or rewriting modules for performance, maintainability, or integration reasons. Using them reduces the need for manual rewrites, speeds up migration, and ensures consistency.

They are free to use, require no setup, and are capable of handling production-level code with accuracy and context-awareness.