Five templates, plus “Ask me”
Gaming community, streamer, friends and music, project or support server, study group. If none fits, “Ask me” builds the server from scratch out of a few questions.
Setup wizard: a feature of Rezaletbot, the free Discord bot.
If configuring a server isn't your idea of fun, this is for you. Pick a ready-made template or answer a few questions, and Rezaletbot creates your roles in the right order, your categories, channels and their permissions, plus bot settings like welcome messages, role menus, moderation and support tickets. You see every channel and role first, and can rename or drop any of them.
Gaming community, streamer, friends and music, project or support server, study group. If none fits, “Ask me” builds the server from scratch out of a few questions.
Languages, expected size, how strict moderation should be, whether you have a staff team and the features you want. The category, channel and role count at the bottom updates with every answer.
Admin, Moderator, Support Team, then DJ, language and notification roles. The wizard places the new roles in this order right below the bot's role, so Moderators sit above members.
Pick Turkish and English and shared channels get bilingual names (welcome-hoşgeldin), while each language gets its own chat category. Optionally, new members pick their language on Discord's onboarding screen.
Members with the Announcements, Giveaways or Polls role see that channel, and dropping the role hides it again. The role menu works like a switch for those channels.
The mod log, server logs and staff chat open to Moderators and above. The Support Team only sees the support side: tickets and its own private channel.
Pick a template and the questions arrive pre-filled with its answers, so you only touch what you want to change. Expected size decides the number of rooms and roles, the moderation level how strict chat protection gets, and your staff answer which staff roles are created. Each feature you pick brings its own channels and bot settings: a command channel and voice rooms for music, a ticket panel for support, a “➕ Create channel” for temporary voice rooms, separate channels for giveaways and polls. Anything else, you can write in your own words.
The preview has three tabs: Channels, Roles and Bot features. Untick a channel or role and it isn't created; rename a channel by typing in its box, and each channel shows who can see it. Don't want emoji in names? One switch removes them all. The setup mode lives here too: Add only leaves your existing channels and roles alone and skips anything with the same name. Clean setup is for brand-new servers with up to 10 channels, and asks you to type the server's name to confirm.
The most common Discord mistake is a channel moved into a category with empty permissions, so a language or staff channel is suddenly open to everyone. The wizard writes permissions onto every channel individually. In read-only channels members can't post or start threads. When setup finishes, Rezaletbot looks at every channel as a new member, each language, the notification roles, the Support Team and a Moderator, compares that with the plan, and tells you if anything doesn't match.
Add Rezaletbot to your server. It needs Manage Roles and Manage Channels to build roles and channels, plus Manage Server for the language picker. In Server Settings → Roles, drag the bot's role to the top: a bot can only hand out roles below its own.
Sign in with Discord, pick your server and open the Setup wizard. Choose a template or “Ask me”, then adjust the answers to your server.
Web panel → Server settings → Setup wizardGo through the channels and roles, drop what you don't want, choose a setup mode and press Start setup. Only the server owner or members with Administrator can run the wizard.
Not in Add only mode: your existing channels and roles are left untouched, and anything that already exists with the same name is skipped. Clean setup does delete the existing channels and start fresh; so it can't hit a busy server by accident, it's only available on servers with up to 10 channels and asks you to type the server's name to confirm.
Yes. Rezaletbot keeps track of the channels and roles it created, and Undo setup removes only those, leaving anything you added alone. Old channels deleted by a clean setup can't be brought back, which is why that mode is limited to nearly empty servers.
Discord doesn't let a bot grant a permission it doesn't have itself. If Rezaletbot's role lacks Kick and Ban, those can't be written to the Moderator role either; add them yourself in Discord under Server Settings → Roles after setup. The bot's own warnings, timeouts and penalty steps don't need them.
The screen where new members pick their language as they join is Discord's Onboarding, which only works on Community servers. If you choose it, Community is turned on, with verification set to low, the content filter to all members and a rules channel picked. If you'd rather not, leave the option off and members take language roles from the role menu instead.
The wizard ties notification channels to their role: members with the Announcements role see the announcements channel, and anyone who drops it doesn't. That way the role menu switches the channel itself on and off, not just the pings. If you want the channel open to everyone, untick that notification role in the preview's Roles tab and the channel is created public and read-only.
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