
You can do this by creating a new Discord account, asking a friend to join your server, or viewing your server as a member. Test your welcome channelīefore you invite new members to your server, it’s a good idea to test your welcome channel to make sure everything is working as expected. This will directly publish the embed in the channel you selected at the beginning. Once you are ready with your embed, simply click on the ‘ Publish‘ button at the top right corner of the screen.


On the other hand, if you made your welcome channel read-only, your welcome message may have general information on the server. You might want to include some prompts to encourage new members to introduce themselves, such as asking them to share their names, where they’re from, and what brought them to the server. To add a message, simply type it into the channel and hit enter. This can be a brief message that greets new members and explains what the channel is for. Once you’ve created and customized your welcome channel, it’s time to add a welcome message. Consider placing your welcome channel in a category with other channels that new members might find useful, such as a “Getting Started” category. For this, all you need to do is to create some categories and move channels to fit those categories. Channel category: You can group channels into categories, which can make your server look more organized.Additionally, you could create a read-only channel instead.

This includes only allowing new members or certain roles to post. However, you may want to restrict who can post on the channel.

Permissions: By default, all members of your server will be able to see and post in the welcome channel.You might want to include something like “This channel is for new members to introduce themselves”, or “Here you’ll find information about what the server is all about”. Channel topic: This is a brief description of what the channel is for.Here are a few settings you might want to adjust:
