Free tools for running a Discord server

Build a Discord embed with a live preview, copy the JSON for your own bot, or send it straight to a webhook. Supports Components V2 containers and buttons, which the older builders do not.

Turn any date and time into a Discord timestamp tag. Everyone who reads the message sees it in their own timezone, and relative timestamps count down on their own.

Tick the permissions a role or bot needs and get the bitfield Discord expects, plus a ready-made bot invite URL. Decode an existing bitfield by pasting it in.

Every Discord ID has the moment it was created encoded inside it. Paste a user, server, channel or message ID to see exactly when it was made and how old it is.

Write coloured and highlighted text using the ANSI escape codes Discord renders inside code blocks. The only way to get colour into an ordinary message.

Turn ordinary text into bold, script, monospace or small-caps Unicode - the styles Discord's own markdown cannot apply to a username, nickname or channel topic.

Split text past Discord's 2000-character limit into chunks that break on paragraphs rather than mid-word, closing and reopening code blocks across the join.

Resize an image to fit Discord's emoji, sticker, role icon, server icon or banner limits. Runs on a canvas in your browser - the file is never uploaded.

Write with headers, spoilers, quotes and lists and see exactly how Discord will render them - including the ones Discord does differently to everywhere else.

Check a role colour against both Discord themes at once. Most role colours are readable in one theme and invisible in the other, and the admin panel never tells you which.

Six ready-made channel and role layouts, deliberately small. Copy one as JSON, or apply it to your server for free with /build template: in Discord.

Assemble a rules channel from clauses written as one plain sentence each, formatted and ready to paste - and it tells you when you have written more rules than anyone will read.