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Discord Bot Invite URL Generator

Generate Discord bot OAuth invite links with custom permissions.

Build a Discord bot invite URL from your application client ID and permission checkboxes. Need help with permission values? Use the permission calculator.

Permission value
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Invite URL

Your output will appear here.

About this tool

Enter your bot client ID, select permissions, and copy an OAuth invite URL admins can use to add your bot.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is my Discord bot client ID?+

Open the Discord Developer Portal, select your application, and copy the Application ID.

What permissions should my bot request?+

Request only what your bot needs. Common sets include read messages, send messages, and manage roles.

Does Administrator include all permissions?+

Yes. Use Administrator sparingly — many server owners reject broad invites.

Can I share this invite link publicly?+

Share only with trusted admins. The link does not expose your bot token, but it adds the bot to servers.

Use cases

  • Generate invite links during bot development and testing.
  • Share least-privilege invites with partner server owners.
  • Document permission sets alongside your bot README.

Discord Bot Invite URL Generator

Bot invite URLs send Discord users through OAuth to add your application to a server with chosen permissions. Enter your client ID, select permissions, and copy a ready-to-share link.

What a bot invite URL does

The link opens Discord's authorization screen. Server admins pick a guild and confirm which permissions your bot receives.

Each permission maps to a bit in the permissions query parameter. Too many permissions makes admins hesitate — request only what you need.

Finding your client ID

Open the Discord Developer Portal, select your application, and copy the Application ID from General Information.

That same ID appears in OAuth URLs as client_id. It is public and safe to embed in invite links.

Selecting permissions

Check boxes for capabilities your bot actually uses: reading messages, posting embeds, managing roles, and so on.

Administrator grants broad access. Most community bots should avoid it unless they truly manage the entire server.

Permission calculator cross-check

Our permission calculator converts checkbox selections into the integer bitfield this invite URL uses.

If you already computed a value elsewhere, paste the decimal string into advanced bot setups or compare against decode mode.

Sharing invites safely

Send invite links only to trusted admins or your own test servers while developing.

Rotate compromised bot tokens in the developer portal if a token leaks — invite URLs alone do not expose secrets.

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