How to Create a Discord Server Press Kit
A press kit is a document that gives journalists, creators, and partners everything they need to cover your community accurately. It's a sign of a serious, professional operation.
When You Need a Press Kit
- Your server has 1,000+ members and is growing
- You're reaching out to content creators for collaborations
- You're applying for features on listing sites like Discords.ai
- Journalists might cover your niche
- You're applying for the Discord Partner Program
What to Include
1. About the Community
- Server name and tagline
- What the community is and does
- Who it serves
- Key milestones (founded date, member count, major events)
2. Visual Assets
- High-resolution server icon (PNG, 512×512+)
- Server banner (PNG, 960×540+)
- Any mascot or character art
- Colour palette (hex codes)
- Font names
3. Statistics
- Total member count
- Active members per week
- Key engagement metrics
- Growth trend (e.g. +20% monthly)
4. Notable Features or Events
- Major events you've hosted
- Notable members or guests
- Unique features of your community
5. Contact Information
- Best way to reach you (email or Discord handle)
- Response time expectation
How to Host Your Press Kit
- Notion: Free, shareable, easy to update
- Google Drive: PDF + folder of assets
- Your website (if you have one)
- #press-kit channel in a public or semi-public Discord section
Keeping It Updated
Update your press kit when:
- Member count changes significantly
- You have a major new event or milestone
- Your visual identity changes
- New statistics are available
Related: Discord Brand Identity Guide · Discord Server Spotlight Guide