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Embed messages are reusable message templates. Build one here, send it to a channel, and edit it later without deleting and reposting. Several other features consume them: Self-Roles panels attach to a sent embed, and Auto-Interaction posts them.

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Limits

Clicking Create immediately consumes a slot. A new embed is written the moment you click, before you have typed anything. Abandoning the editor leaves an empty embed behind that counts toward your limit — delete it from the list.

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Building one

The editor covers everything Discord supports: title, description, colour, author, footer, timestamp, thumbnail, image, and fields.
Images can be uploaded or given as a URL. Any host and any raster format is accepted — SVG is not.

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Sending and editing

Send and Edit use the last saved version, not what is on screen. If you change the text and click Send without saving first, the old version is posted.Always save, then send.
Edit rewrites a message you already sent, in place. It needs the message to still exist — if it was deleted, send a fresh one.

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Components v2

Requires Basic.
A richer layout format with sections, separators, galleries and inline buttons, beyond what a standard embed allows.

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Dates in the list

The Created column is approximate, and formats correctly only in English and Arabic. Other languages fall back to an English date format.

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Troubleshooting

Save the embed first, then click Edit. Send and Edit read the saved copy.
The Discord message was deleted. Send the embed again — this creates a new message that Edit can then target.
Check for blank embeds created by clicking Create and backing out. Delete them.
Validation messages from the server are shown in English. The usual causes are a description over 4,096 characters, a title over 256, or an image URL that is not reachable.
Self-Roles attaches to embeds that have been sent. Send it to a channel first.

Self-Roles

Attach a role panel to a sent embed.

Auto-Interaction

Post an embed automatically in a channel.