Discord Message Generator
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Write Discord messages with proper Markdown — announcements, event posts, patch notes, casual messages. Live preview shows how it'll render in your server. Length-aware (2,000 char hard cap, embed-friendly under 256 chars). Outputs ready-to-paste Discord-formatted text.
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Write Discord announcements, event posts, patch notes, and casual messages with Markdown. Free AI, no signup.
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Use this tool via API
Automate this tool from your own code. OpenAI-compatible REST endpoint, Bearer-token auth, no extra SDK required. Token costs match the web interface.
curl -X POST https://api.free.ai/v1/chat/ \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk-free-..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"model": "qwen7b", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Write an Instagram caption for a product launch."}]}'Discord Message Generator — FAQ
Writes Discord messages with proper Discord Markdown — announcements, event invites, patch notes, server rules, welcome messages, casual chat, poll prompts. Live preview shows how the message will render in Discord (bold, quotes, channel mentions, roles, spoilers, code blocks). Char-cap meter against Discord's 2,000-char hard limit.
MEE6 ($49.99/year), Carl-bot (free + premium), Dyno ($5/month), Tatsu (premium tiers) are Discord BOTS that AUTOMATE message-sending — they do not write the content. Free.ai writes the content; copy-paste into your bot's announcement command, or use it directly in your channel. Different problem class.
Yes — Qwen 2.5 7B on our GPUs, ~200 tokens per message. Free signup gets 10,000 tokens — ~50 messages.
Seven, each with its own structure: Announcement (emoji opener + headline + body + CTA), Event invite (emoji + when/where/what/RSVP), Patch notes (Added / Changed / Fixed sections), Server rules (numbered list 1-10), Welcome message (channel mention links), Casual chat (conversational), Poll prompt (question + emoji-react options).
Toggle 'Use Discord Markdown' to enable bold, blockquotes, lists, code blocks, spoilers, channel mentions. The preview pane simulates how each renders. Discord does not support nested formatting like Slack does — the system prompt knows.
Yes — paste @everyone, @here, or @rolename into the mention field and it goes at the start of the message. Be careful with @everyone — most servers gate it behind a permission for spam reasons.
Six: Hype/energetic (gaming community announcements), Formal/official (corporate Discord), Casual/friendly (most servers), Gamer slang/GG (esports / Twitch communities), Dev-team voice (open-source project announcements), Moderator (clear rules + consequences).
No — first message free. Sign up for 10K tokens.
Mention them in the context input and the model uses the # syntax (e.g., #general, #announcements). It cannot know your specific role names without you mentioning them.
Yes — Discord communities exist in every language. Generate messages in Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, etc. Markdown syntax is universal.
If you want the message to fit in a Discord embed (richer cards), keep it under 256 chars (description) or 2048 (full embed body). Use the Short length pill. Embeds are bot-only — for hand-typed messages, the standard 2,000-char limit applies.
Yes — POST to /v1/chat/ with the Discord-message system prompt (inspect template source). Useful for community-management bots that auto-generate announcements. Bearer auth, monthly limits. Docs at /api/.
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