Information commands provide detailed information about Discord objects like users, channels, servers, and more.
Commands
Info
Display detailed information about Discord objects.
Usage:
bash
/info @user # User info
/info #channel # Channel info
/info @role # Role info
/info :emoji: # Emoji info
$info @user # Prefix version
$info #channel # Prefix version
bash
Parameters:
entity
(required) - Discord object to get info about- Users:
@user
oruser#1234
- Channels:
#channel
or channel ID - Roles:
@role
or role ID - Emojis:
:emoji:
or emoji ID - Guilds: Server ID (prefix only)
Supported Types:
- Users - User/Member information
- Channels - Channel details
- Guilds - Server information
- Roles - Role details
- Emojis - Custom emoji info
- Stickers - Sticker information
- Invites - Invite details
- Threads - Thread information
- Events - Scheduled event details
Permission: Rank 0 (Everyone)
Example:
bash
/info @user
bash
Shows: Account created, joined server, roles, permissions, avatar, etc.
Avatar
View a user's avatar in full resolution.
Usage:
bash
/avatar @user
/avatar # Your own avatar
$avatar @user
bash
Parameters:
user
(optional) - User to view avatar of (default: yourself)
Aliases: av
, pfp
Permission: Rank 0 (Everyone)
Features:
- Shows both server avatar and global avatar
- Provides download links
- Full resolution images
Example:
bash
/avatar @friend
bash
Member Count
Show server member statistics.
Usage:
bash
/membercount
$membercount
bash
Aliases: mc
, members
Permission: Rank 0 (Everyone)
Shows:
- Total members
- Online members
- Bot count
- Human count
- Various statistics
Example:
bash
/membercount
bash
Output: "Server has 1,234 members (1,000 humans, 234 bots). 456 online."
Permission Requirements
Command | Minimum Rank | Typical Role |
---|---|---|
info | 0 | Everyone |
avatar | 0 | Everyone |
membercount | 0 | Everyone |
Usage Examples
Getting User Information
bash
/info @user
bash
Useful for:
- Checking join date
- Viewing roles
- Checking account age
- Viewing permissions
Checking Channel Details
bash
/info #channel
bash
Shows:
- Channel type
- Creation date
- Topic
- Permissions
- Member count (for voice)
Server Information
bash
/info
bash
Without any target, shows information about the current server.
Tips
Context Menu
Some info commands may be available via right-click context menus in Discord.
Avatar Quality
Use /avatar
to get the full-resolution avatar instead of right-clicking.
Quick Stats
Use /membercount
to quickly check server growth and online status.
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