The ,ce command allows you to create rich Discord embeds using a simple text-based syntax. You can create embeds with titles, descriptions, fields, buttons, and more using a straightforward template system.
To create an embed, use the ,ce command followed by your embed code:
,ce {embed}{title: My First Embed}{description: This is a cool embed!}
Every embed must start with {embed} to indicate you're creating an embed. You can optionally add {content: text} before the embed to send a regular message above it.
Basic structure:
,ce {content: Above the embed}{embed}{title: Embed Title}{description: Embed Description}
These variables can be used anywhere in your embed to dynamically insert user and server information:
| Variable | Description | Example Output |
|---|---|---|
{user} |
User's full tag | Claude#1234 |
{user.mention} |
Mentions the user | @Claude |
{user.name} |
Username without discriminator | Claude |
{user.tag} |
User's discriminator | 1234 |
{user.avatar} |
User's avatar URL | https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/... |
{user.display_name} |
User's server nickname or username | Claude |
{user.joined_at} |
When user joined the server | Sun, 28 Dec 2024 12:34:56 GMT |
{user.created_at} |
When user's account was created | Sat, 1 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT |
{guild.name} |
Server name | Cool Server |
{guild.count} |
Total server members | 1234 |
{guild.icon} |
Server icon URL | https://cdn.discordapp.com/icons/... |
{guild.banner} |
Server banner URL | https://cdn.discordapp.com/banners/... |
Add a title to your embed:
{title: Your Title Here}
Add a description (supports multiple lines):
{description: This is your description
It can span multiple lines!}
Set the embed's color using hex codes:
{color: #FF0000}
Add fields to your embed. Fields can be regular or inline:
Regular field:
{field: Field Name && Field Value}
Inline field:
{field:inline: Field Name && Field Value}
Add a footer with optional icon:
{footer: Footer Text && Icon URL}
Add an author section with optional icon and URL:
{author: Author Name && Icon URL && Author URL}
Add images to your embed:
Main image:
{image: Image URL}
Thumbnail:
{thumbnail: Thumbnail URL}
Add interactive buttons to your embed:
{button: style && label && action/url && enabled/disabled}
Button styles:
primary- Blurple buttonsecondary- Grey buttonsuccess- Green buttondanger- Red buttonlink- Link button (requires URL)
Example buttons:
{button: primary && Click Me! && button_action && enabled}
{button: link && Visit Website && https://example.com && enabled}
{button: danger && Danger Zone && danger_action && disabled}
Here's a full example showcasing multiple features:
,ce {content: Check out this cool embed!}{embed}
{title: Welcome to Our Server}
{description: Hey {user.mention}, welcome to {guild.name}!
We're glad to have you here!}
{color: #5865F2}
{field:inline: Members && {guild.count}}
{field:inline: Joined && {user.joined_at}}
{field: Rules && Make sure to read our rules in #rules}
{footer: Thanks for joining! && {guild.icon}}
{button: primary && Get Started && roles && enabled}
{button: link && Visit Website && https://example.com && enabled}
- Use
\nor actual line breaks in descriptions and fields for multiple lines - Color codes can be in hex format (#FF0000) or decimal (16711680)
- Link buttons require valid URLs starting with
http://orhttps:// - Variables can be used in any part of the embed, including buttons and fields
- The
{content: text}section is optional and can be omitted if not needed
- Missing
{embed}tag will result in the text being sent as a regular message - Invalid color codes will default to Discord's default embed color
- Invalid URLs for images or icons will be ignored
- Buttons require all four parameters (style, label, action/url, state)
Remember to properly close all brackets {} and use && to separate parameters in fields, footers, authors, and buttons.