Features
Branded bot (Premium)
Make the bot look like it belongs to your server — a custom nickname, avatar and banner that only show up in that server. It still runs exactly the same everywhere else, and every other server keeps seeing the bot’s normal name and picture.
Set it up
- Open Branded bot on the dashboard and turn it on.
- Set a nickname — leave it empty to keep the bot’s own name.
- Choose the bot’s usual picture or upload your own avatar (cropped to a square) and, if your server can show member banners, a banner (a wide picture works best).
- Save — changes apply right away.
Things to know
- This changes how the bot appears — its nickname, avatar and banner in this server only — not what it can do.
- A server banner needs a boost level for members to actually see it; that’s a Discord limit, not something the bot controls.
- If Discord won’t apply a change (for example, a nickname that’s too long, or the bot’s missing a permission), the dashboard shows exactly what went wrong.
- If Premium ends, or you turn Branded Bot off, the bot goes back to its normal name and picture in that server automatically.
Brand color
Underneath the nickname/avatar/banner card is a Brand color picker. Turn it on and pick a color, and it's used instead of the bot's default blurple on every embed that's yours to brand:
- the welcome message (when sent as an embed)
- level-up announcements
- the ticket panel
/rules
It works whether or not you've turned on a custom nickname/avatar/banner — the two are independent. Any of those embeds can still have its own color instead: check Custom next to that embed's own color picker (on the Welcome & roles, Rules & links, or Tickets page) to override the brand color just there.
AutoMod's on/off and mod-log colors, and the verification panel, keep their own fixed green/yellow/red — those are left alone on purpose, since they're signaling status rather than branding.
Welcome-card images
On Welcome & roles, turn on Send a welcome-card image instead to replace the plain welcome embed with a generated image: the new member's avatar, your brand color, and "Member #N of <your server>". A live preview is shown right on the dashboard so you can see how it'll look before saving.
- Uses whatever brand color you've set above — no separate color to configure.
- If the member's avatar can't be fetched, the card still sends with just the ring — it never blocks the welcome message.
- If Premium ends, welcomes go back to the normal embed or plain-text message automatically, even if the welcome-card option is still checked.