Free Discord tools
Seven free tools we made for Discord server owners and bot makers. Build an embed, write a timestamp that shows in everyone's time zone, work out a bot's permissions, make a welcome card, or check an invite. You don't need an account, and they run in your browser.
Discord tools for messages and embeds
- Discord embed builderMake an embed and see it the way Discord will show it while you type. Copy the JSON or send it to a channel through a webhook.Open the tool
- Discord embed color converterTurn a hex colour into the decimal number Discord embeds use, or turn the number back into hex. Pick any colour, or start from one of Discord's own.Open the tool
- Discord timestamp generatorPick a date and time and copy the <t:...> code. Discord shows it in each reader's own time zone, so an event time is right for everyone.Open the tool
Discord tools for your server
- Discord welcome card makerMake a welcome image from 21 templates. Change the words, fonts, colours, and background, then download a PNG. Your pictures stay on your device.Open the tool
- Discord invite checkerPaste an invite link to see the server behind it, its member count, the channel it drops you in, and when it expires.Open the tool
- Discord vanity URL checkerCheck whether another server already has discord.gg/yourname before you boost your server for one.Open the tool
Discord tools for bot makers
Making the bot itself
How to make a Discord bot takes you from the Discord Developer Portal to your bot sitting in your server. You can build it without code in the Discord bot maker.
Use what you make in a Discord bot
A bot can post most of what these tools make by itself, when a command or event runs.
- An embed
- Copy its JSON and press Paste JSON in the Send or Edit a Message block. The Discord bot command builder can send it when someone uses a command.
- A timestamp
- Paste the <t:...> code into any message the bot sends. It shows in each reader's time zone there too.
- A permissions number
- Put it in the bot's invite link. Whoever adds the bot then grants those permissions.
- A welcome card
- Switch on the Welcomer module and pick the same template. The Discord welcome bot then draws a card with each new member's own name and avatar.
Questions about the tools
Yes, all seven, with no account and no limit on how often you use them. They're made by BotGhost, the no-code Discord bot maker.
No. Each tool works on its own page in your browser. You only need a webhook URL if you want the embed builder to post for you.
Most of it. A BotGhost bot can post embeds, timestamps, and welcome cards by itself when something happens, like a member joining or typing a command. The free plan gives you 3 commands, 3 events, and 5 servers.
It's the permissions you ticked, added up into one number. Discord reads it from the invite link and asks the person adding the bot to grant those permissions.
Make a bot that does this for you
Build commands from blocks or switch on modules like Welcomer and Tickets. BotGhost hosts the bot, and the free plan needs no card.
