Developer Mode Copying IDs
Discord IDs are unique numbers used to identify servers, channels, roles, users, and categories. They’re essential when setting up bots, webhooks, or troubleshooting issues.
Copy Different Types of IDs
Once Developer Mode is on, you can right-click to copy IDs.
Server ID → Right-click the server name (top-left) → Copy Server ID
Channel ID → Right-click the channel name → Copy Channel ID
Category ID → Right-click the category header → Copy Category ID
Role ID → Go to Server Settings → Roles → Right-click a role → Copy Role ID
User ID → Right-click a username or avatar → Copy User ID
Copy Emoji IDs
To get the ID of a custom emoji:
Type a backslash (
\) followed by the emoji in chat.
Press Enter (it won’t send an actual emoji, just the raw format).
You’ll see something like
<:emojiName:123456789012345678>.Copy this RAW format to use it witnin the bot modules.
Tip: For animated emojis, you’ll see <a:emojiName:123456789012345678> — the ID works the same way.
💡 Tips & Best Practices
IDs are long numbers (17–20 digits).
Replace placeholders like
CHANNEL_IDwith actual IDs.Make sure your bot has permissions to access the IDs or images you’re using.
⚠️ Common Problems
"Invalid snowflake" → You pasted a placeholder instead of a real ID.
"Channel not found" → Wrong server, or your bot doesn’t have access.
No "Copy ID" option → Developer Mode isn’t enabled.
Image won’t embed → Double-check the link ends in
.png,.jpg, or.gif.
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