Creating a Discord server from scratch lets you build a dedicated community for your team, friends, or business. You might want a private space for project collaboration, a gaming clan hub, or a customer support channel. Discord servers give you text channels, voice channels, and powerful moderation tools. This article walks you through the entire … Read more
Discord server owners can choose a verification level to control who can send messages and join voice channels. This feature blocks spam bots, trolls, and new accounts from disrupting your community. Each tier raises the requirement for a user to prove they are a real person. This article explains what each verification level does, how … Read more
You want to give your favorite Discord server special perks like a custom invite link, more emoji slots, or higher audio quality. Server Boosting is a feature that lets Nitro subscribers grant those upgrades to a server of their choice. Each Boost adds experience points toward the server’s Boost level, unlocking new benefits at Tier … Read more
Discord Server Boosts let you and your community unlock extra features for a server. Each Boost contributes to a server’s Boost level, which starts at Level 1 and can reach Level 3. You may be wondering what each tier actually gives you and whether upgrading is worth the cost. This article compares Tier 1, Tier … Read more
You may need to transfer ownership of a Discord server if you are stepping down as admin, leaving a community, or handing control to another member. By default, the server creator is the permanent owner, and only the current owner can transfer the role. This article explains the exact steps to transfer ownership, the requirements … Read more
Discord servers have a maximum number of members you can invite. This limit depends on your server’s Boost Tier. When you reach this cap, you cannot add new members until you either boost the server or apply for a higher limit. This article explains the different member limits, how to check your current cap, and … Read more
When you invite new members to your Discord server, the default invite link contains a random string of characters. A custom invite link, also called a Vanity URL, replaces that random string with your own word or phrase. For example, instead of discord.gg/AbCdEf, you can have discord.gg/yourgamers. This makes the link easier to remember and … Read more
You want to set up a new Discord server quickly without manually configuring every channel, role, and permission from scratch. A Discord server template lets you duplicate an existing server’s structure — including channels, roles, and settings — so you can launch a new community in minutes. This article explains what a server template includes, … Read more
Discord servers can be converted into Community Servers to unlock moderation tools, announcement channels, and a server discovery page. This feature is designed for servers that want to grow an active, well-organized community around a shared interest or project. Enabling Community mode adds a dedicated Welcome Screen, Rules Screening, and membership gating options. This article … Read more
Many server owners want their community to appear in Discord’s Server Discovery section. This feature lets new users browse and join public servers directly from the Discord client. Without being listed, your server relies solely on invites or word-of-mouth to grow. Server Discovery requires your server to meet specific eligibility criteria and have Discovery settings … Read more