A per-server nickname
The bot shows up in the member list and in chat under the name you pick, like “Night DJ”. Up to 32 characters.
Bot appearance: a feature of Rezaletbot, the free Discord bot.
Make Rezaletbot look like it belongs to your community. Change its nickname, avatar, profile banner and about text from the panel. It only applies on your server; everywhere else the bot keeps its usual look.
The bot shows up in the member list and in chat under the name you pick, like “Night DJ”. Up to 32 characters.
Upload your logo or mascot and it's centred and cropped to 512×512. That's the face the bot uses in your chat from now on.
Anyone who clicks the bot sees your banner at the top of its profile, resized to 960×384.
Up to 190 characters on the profile, like “Use /play for music, ask questions in #support”.
It uses Discord's per-server profile, so your changes only show up on this server.
Reset puts the avatar or banner back to the bot's global look; clear the nickname to bring the original name back.
The left side of the panel shows the bot's Discord profile card: banner, avatar, nickname and about text. Type a new nickname or about text and the card updates instantly; hit Save and the same look reaches Discord within seconds.
Click Upload image and pick a file. It's centred and cropped right in your browser, to 512×512 for the avatar and 960×384 for the banner, then sent to Discord. No resizing or cropping on your side.
The same Rezaletbot can be “Night DJ” on one server and “Guild Bot” on another. The setting lives in that server's Discord profile and never leaks elsewhere. Who changed it is recorded in the Action log.
Add Rezaletbot to your server. The nickname needs the bot's “Change Nickname” permission; the avatar, banner and about text don't need anything extra.
Fill in Nickname and About, then click Save; use Upload image for the avatar and banner.
Web panel → General → Bot appearanceWithin seconds the bot shows up with its new name and avatar. Click its profile to see the banner and about text.
No. Changes go into Discord's per-server profile, so the nickname, avatar, banner and about text only show on your server. Members of other servers still see the bot with its usual name and avatar.
No, only its nickname. A bot's username is the same everywhere on Discord; it still appears in small print under the nickname on the profile card, along with the APP tag. In chat and the member list, though, your nickname is what people see.
It means the bot doesn't have “Change Nickname” on this server, and the panel says so under the field. Give the bot's role that permission in Discord and save again. The avatar and banner don't depend on it.
Not right now. A GIF you upload is centred, cropped and saved as its first frame, so both the avatar and the banner are static.
Discord rate-limits profile changes. Upload lots of avatars or banners in a short time and Discord stops accepting new changes for a while; wait a few minutes and try again. Nothing you saved is lost.
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