
Structure
Each parameter in the embed is represented by a key-value pair which is separated by a colon. For example, thetitle
parameter will look like {title: hello {user}}
. The {user}
is a variable which will be filled in with the user’s display name.
{
begins a parameter.:
separates parameter from content.$v
separates the parameters.}
ends a parameter.
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Parameters list
url
- The embed URL. (https://..
)color
- The embed color. (#FFFFFF
)title
- The embed title. (hello {user}
)description
- The embed description. (hello {user}
)image
- The embed image URL. (https://..
)thumbnail
- The embed thumbnail URL. (https://..
)timestamp
- The embed timestamp. (NO ARGUMENTS)
&&
.
Author
Author
Field
Field
name
- The field name.value
- The field value.
Include inline at the end of the field to make it inline.
Footer
Footer
Variables
You can use dynamic variables in your embeds to display user-specific information. For example,{user}
will be replaced with the user’s display name.
You can view the available variables by clicking here.

Frequently Asked Questions
How do I insert a line break in the description field?
UseSHIFT
+ ENTER
to add a line break inside your description field.
Why doesn’t my embed code work with some commands?
Since some commands support both plain text and embed formatting, you must indicate when you’re using an embed. Begin your embed with{embed}$v
to define the variables, then write the rest of your embed content as usual.