This wikiHow teaches you how to upload your own custom emoji to a Discord server from a Windows or macOS computer.
Step
Step 1. Open Discord
This app has an icon with a smiling blue crab. If you are using Windows, look for it in the Windows menu. For Mac users, try searching in the Dock or in Launchpad.
Step 2. Open the server
Available servers are listed on the left of the screen. All uploaded emojis can only be used on the selected server.
Step 3. Click
It's at the top of the screen, to the right of the server name.
Step 4. Click Server Settings
It's in the left column.
Step 5. Click Emojis
This button is also in the left column.
Step 6. Click Upload Emoji
It's blue and in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Step 7. Select an emoji to upload
For best results, choose an image that is at least 128 x 128 pixels. The image will be resized to 32 x 32 pixels after upload.
- You can create emoji from any image, or use free apps like imoji or Bitmoji, or online creators, like PiZap.
- Custom emojis can only be used on the server where they are uploaded. You will get an error message if you upload an emoji downloaded from another Discord server.
Step 8. Click Open or Save
Your emoji will be uploaded to the Discord server.
- You can upload a maximum of 50 custom emojis per server.
- Discord will sort your custom emoji based on its servers so they are easy to find.
