The Embed Editor is a visual, Discord-style tool on the web dashboard for building rich embeds. Once you've designed an embed, you save it to your server, and it becomes available to pick from a Custom Embed dropdown on other pages — Auto Responder, Auto Messages, Announcements, and Verification.
This replaces the old workflow of copying a generated URL and pasting it into an "Embed URL" text field. Embeds are now saved to your server and picked from a dropdown instead.
Use the editor to set your embed's title, description, color, author, footer, fields, thumbnail, and image, and preview exactly how it will look in Discord as you go. You can also add multiple embeds to a single message, and switch to a raw JSON editor if you'd rather write the embed JSON directly.
Once you're happy with your embed, use the Saved Embeds panel at the top of the editor:
Use the dropdown at any time to switch to a different saved embed and load it back into the editor.
Any admin with dashboard access can see and select every saved embed on the server, not just their own — but only the person who created a saved embed can Rename, Delete, or overwrite it with Save. Everyone else can still pick it from the dropdown or clone it with Save As New, which creates a new saved embed owned by them.
Servers are limited to 100 saved embeds total, and each person is separately limited to 100 saved embeds per server. A single save can contain at most 10 embeds. Exact duplicate saves (identical embed content) are blocked.
Once an embed is saved, it appears in the Custom Embed dropdown on any page that supports custom embeds:
Just select it from the dropdown — no more copying and pasting a URL.
Custom embeds will work with all Basic Placeholders. You can find the list of supported placeholders here. Custom embeds will NOT work with the Advanced Placeholders.