Server profile
Give the bot its own nickname, avatar and banner on each server.
One bot, several communities — and each of them can see a different face. Useful when your network spans servers that have nothing to do with each other by name.
Set it up
- Enable Server Profile in the Plugins market (needs Network or higher).
- Open the Server Profile page, pick a server, and set a nickname, an avatar and a banner.
- Save. The bot applies it within about a minute.
What you can set
| Field | Limit |
|---|---|
| Nickname | 32 characters (Discord's limit) |
| Avatar | any PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 8 MB |
| Banner | same |
Images are resized on upload — you don't have to shrink anything yourself, and only the small result is stored.
Empty means "leave it alone"
An empty field is not "reset" — it's "don't touch". To go back to the bot's normal look, use the Remove button next to the field. That actively clears the field on Discord, and the global avatar applies again.
This is the opposite of how branding works, where an empty field falls through to the next level. Two similar-looking systems, opposite meanings — worth knowing before you wonder why nothing changed.
Good to know
- Changing the bot's own nickname needs Change Nickname, not Manage Nicknames. Those are different permissions, and only the first one covers this.
- Each field is applied separately, so a rejected banner doesn't take the nickname down with it.
- The plugin is marked alpha: it runs in production, but it hasn't been through much yet.
Requirement: Change Nickname.