Welcome settings

Rotating messages On the Messages page, under Extras on the Welcome and Goodbye tabs: lists of up to 25 alternative messages, each up to 1,900 characters with an optional https picture or GIF link, sent at random or in order (one Order setting covers both lists). While a list has entries it replaces the single message text, and a message's own picture takes the card's place.

Rules screening On a server with Discord's rules screening on, the welcome waits until a member accepts the rules: the join log line goes out at once and says so, and the join count, the greeting and card, the DM, the roles and the verification gate follow when they accept.

Send as (goodbye and DM) The goodbye and the welcome DM can be plain text (the default) or an embed like the welcome message.

How it looks For each message sent as an embed: the colour (the goodbye, the DM and the boost message can keep the welcome's), a title, an author line with an icon, a small picture (the member's avatar, the server icon, a link or none), a big picture (the card or the rotating message's picture, a link or none; the boost message has no card), up to 6 fields side by side or stacked, a footer with an icon and the time it was sent. Tags work in every part. A save that would go over a Discord limit (256 characters for a title, 1,024 for a field, 6,000 for the whole embed) is refused instead of cut.

Link buttons Up to 3 buttons under the welcome message and the welcome DM, each with a label of up to 80 characters, an https link and an optional emoji. Tags work in labels and links.

Goodbye card Sends the goodbye card with the goodbye message. Off by default, and only sent while goodbye messages are on. Until it is designed in the Card Studio it follows the welcome card's look with goodbye wording.

Include the welcome card Attaches the same card as in the welcome channel to the welcome DM. Off by default.

Card Studio Designs the welcome and goodbye cards: start from one of 12 templates, pick a background (54 library pictures in 8 sets, a colour, a gradient, the main colour of the member's avatar, an upload or a link) and edit up to 20 text, avatar, image and shape layers, with 39 fonts, on a card from 300 to 2,000 pixels a side. A card on an animated GIF or WebP background is sent as an animated GIF of up to 48 frames, 800 pixels wide and 8 MB, otherwise as a still image. A saved design replaces the Card template and Custom background URL above.

Card uploads Up to 20 background uploads per server: PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP, up to 8 MB and 25 megapixels, at least 300 by 100 pixels, with up to 64 frames. They are stored by YourBot's image service and served from a public link. An upload a saved card uses cannot be deleted until the card uses another background.

Delete it later On the Messages page, under Extras on the Welcome and Goodbye tabs: delete the welcome message a set number of minutes after it is sent, delete it when its member leaves within a set number of minutes and delete the goodbye a set number of minutes after it is sent. Each runs from 0 (off) to 1,440 minutes. A failed delete is tried up to 3 times, and a message that is already gone is skipped.

Join counter What {join_count} prints. The first counted join starts it at the member count and every later join adds one; members leaving never lower it. The Logs & cleanup page shows it and can set it to any whole number from 0 to 1,000,000,000,000, for a server moving from another bot.

Self-assignable roles On the Roles page: Turn on /roles and pick up to 25 Roles members can pick. Members add them with /roles add and drop them with /roles remove; no other role can be picked, and roles the bot cannot hand out are greyed out with the reason.

Rules On the Rules page: a Title (up to 100 characters, Server rules when empty) and up to 25 rules of up to 300 characters each, with an Embed colour. /rules shows them, Post the rules puts them in a Rules channel and edits that copy in place next time, DM the rules to new members sends them on join and Show the rules when members verify (on by default) puts them under the verification message and on the web page. Saving the list clears the older Rules text.

Button label The text on the verify button, up to 80 characters, such as I agree to the rules. Empty shows Verify in the server's language.

DM the verification steps on join Members who have to verify get a DM with where to go, what to press and the deadline. When the rules DM is on too, it is one DM. Off by default.

Cloudflare Turnstile on the web page A bot check on the web verification page before it verifies anyone. A check that cannot be confirmed verifies nobody, and no IP address is sent. The switch only appears once the platform has Turnstile keys; until then the page says it is not set up yet. Off by default.

Set it up for me On the Verification page: makes an Unverified role (or uses one you pick) and, when no verified role is picked, a Verified role, both without permissions, and a #verify channel that only Unverified members, staff roles and the bot can see, where Unverified members can read but not post. It then hides every other channel Unverified members could see, one channel at a time, turns verification on with your method and who has to verify, and posts the verification message. A confirm step lists every change first, and members already in the server keep their access. Undo deletes only the roles and the channel setup made, puts back the permissions it changed on a role of yours and restores your previous verification settings. Channels made later are visible to Unverified members unless they sit in a category setup hid; run setup again to hide them.

Hold greetings during a raid While Sentinel's raid mode is on, members who join get no greeting, card, welcome DM, rules or verification DM, quest, buddy, milestone post or first-message celebration, and are not greeted later, also after Discord's rules screening or when they verify. The join log still gets a line saying the greeting was held, and roles are still given. On by default. Does nothing while Sentinel is off.

Everyone verifies during a raid While Sentinel's raid mode is on, every member who joins has to pass the gate, even when only suspicious accounts normally do. Needs verification on with a channel and a verified role. Off by default.

Also hold accounts that look like a banned member With Who has to verify set to suspicious accounts, a member Sentinel's ban evasion check flags has to verify too, whatever the account's age, and the join log line names the banned account. It does nothing until ban evasion is on in Sentinel, and with everyone set it changes nothing. If the check is slow or fails, the rest of the gate decides. On by default.

Role menus On the Role menus page: menus of buttons or a dropdown with up to 25 roles, or emoji reactions with up to 20. Choice sets the mode: any combination, one at a time, add only (nothing takes the role away), remove only (nothing gives it), reversed (picking takes the role away and un-picking gives it back) or first pick is final. Max picks caps how many roles a member can hold from the menu (0 means no limit). Each role can also give up to 4 more roles and have a member limit (Most members, 0 means no limit). A full role is refused. Needs one of these roles and Not for members with these roles decide who may use the menu. Reply picks what a click answers privately: what changed, nothing (a refused pick still says why) or your own text with {role}, {roles} and the member tags. Reaction menus never reply. A refused reaction is taken back off. Start from a template creates the roles of a name colour, pronoun, notification, region or platform menu, with no permissions and directly below the bot's role, reusing roles that already have the name. Until the menu is posted, Delete the roles this template created removes them. The bot posts menus as an embed or plain text, and a reaction menu can instead go on a message already in the server, by its link. A paused menu stays in Discord but changes nobody's roles.