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How to Connect Spotify to Discord
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord is a popular chat app explicitly designed for socializing. You can use it to remain connected, share screen space, and even listen to music along with friends and other users.
While Discord allows you to add a music bot to any server with relative ease, you can also add your Spotify account to it and show friends what you’re listening to via your Discord status.
With this exciting feature, all your friends can discover the music you play, listen along to it, and even see what you’re up to.
So, if you’re wondering how to connect Spotify to Discord, here’s your answer.
- Part 1: Connect Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
- Part 2: Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
- Part 3: Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Part 1: How to Link Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
Linking Spotify to Discord on windows PC/Mac is relatively easy. Just follow the steps below:
- Turn your computer on and launch your discord app, or you can sign into the web-browser version instead
- Click on the User Settings option in your discord app — one with a small gear icon placed at the lower right corner of the screen, alongside your username
- Within the User Settings, you’ll see a Connections section atop the left-sidebar; click it. All accounts that are connected to the discord account are visible here
- Now, click the Spotify icon below the Connect Your Accounts option. A new window will appear in the browser; you can sign in to the Spotify account using your username and password or your Facebook account. Once you log in, connect Spotify to Discord
As you allow your Spotify account to connect to Discord, the connections tab will show Spotify and Discord are connected.
It will also display a badge on your Discord profile, which shows your Spotify username (if you like, you can also turn this off via the connections menu).
By default, whenever you’ll play some music on Spotify using the same PC/Mac you are signed in to your Discord account, the status will suddenly change into “listening to Spotify.”
Users can see what tracks you are playing by simply clicking your name. Not just that, but they can also play the same tracks on their Mac or PC and even “listen along.”
This facility will let your friends tune into and listen to the same thing you’re listening to! If you want to, you can turn off this setting via the Connections menu.
Lastly, you can also click this plus (+) sign near to chat box and choose the option ‘Invite to listen to Spotify.’ This will send users links, allowing them to join you via the “listen along” feature.
Part 2: How to Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
The bot is a mini-program, which requires to be installed on your main program. So, in this scenario, let’s take the “Groovy” bot and install it on your Discord server to connect Spotify to Discord.
Once installed, it will add additional Spotify functions to the Discord server, allowing members to activate particular functions through typing text commands.
Note: There are several Spotify bots out there for Discord; however, Groovy is one of the best discord music bots available.
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord with a bot:
- Visit the Groovy site and click Add to Discord (make sure you’re signed in to your discord account before clicking Add To Discord).
- Click the server you intend to install your Spotify bot on from the ADD TO SERVER menu below and then click Continue.
- Click Authorize to grant the Groovy the Administrator permission on the selected server and pass through the “I am human” box
- The Groovy bot will be instantly installed on the chosen Discord server. Now you can use the bot to play tracks or any other type of music you want by simply typing Play and the song name
- If you want to import your complete Spotify tracks into the Discord server, you can do it effortlessly: open your playlist in your Spotify app and click >Share>Copy Playlist Link and then paste copied URL into the chat after -play command.
Part 3: How to Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord on your mobile app:
- Grab your Android or iPhone and launch your discord app
- Swipe on the right to open the channel or server browser
- Tap on the profile picture at the lower right corner of your mobile screen
- Tap the Connections menu from user settings
- All your current connections will show here, and in case you have not connected your discord account to other services before, tap the Add button right away, located at the top right-hand corner of your mobile screen. A menu will show up from which you have to choose an account you intend to connect.
- From the several services that appear, choose Spotify. A new window will appear, asking you to log in to the account and allow authorization to connect.
- Similar to your windows PC/Mac, your Spotify username will appear on the profile page. Like on desktop, you can also remove the username from your profile via the Connections menu
- Though you won’t be able to invite other users to “listen along” on the mobile app, however, users on Windows PC/Mac can click your status and also “listen along”
Bonus: How to Listen Along With Friends on Discord?
Listen, chat, party and game all at the same time with Discord. You can also listen along with users and turn the chatroom into a lively party.
Follow these easy steps to know how to “listen along” with friends on Discord:
- On your windows Mac/ PC, open your Discord app;
- Click on the right-side of someone in your list of friends who are listening to Spotify
- Click the “listen along” icon, and then you can listen along with friends on Discord.
Note: if you’re listening along with friends who have Spotify Free, you will hear no music during advertisements.
FAQs About Connecting Spotify to Discord
1. Why Can’t I See Playing Spotify Music on Discord Mobile?
When you’ve Spotify on your mobile app, you won’t see what songs you’re playing and listening to, despite the fact it’s connected.
The feature is only for premium/free accounts and works for windows Mac/PC; however, it won’t work on mobile as it has a different API.
2. Can I Disconnect Spotify From Discord?
Yes, you can disconnect Spotify from Discord. Here’s how:
- Click the Connections option at the left side of your desktop app;
- Click Spotify and then click X at the top-left of the green box;
- Click disconnect and the connection between Spotify and Discord is disconnected.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord is a popular chat app explicitly designed for socializing. You can use it to remain connected, share screen space, and even listen to music along with friends and other users.
While Discord allows you to add a music bot to any server with relative ease, you can also add your Spotify account to it and show friends what you’re listening to via your Discord status.
With this exciting feature, all your friends can discover the music you play, listen along to it, and even see what you’re up to.
So, if you’re wondering how to connect Spotify to Discord, here’s your answer.
- Part 1: Connect Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
- Part 2: Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
- Part 3: Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Part 1: How to Link Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
Linking Spotify to Discord on windows PC/Mac is relatively easy. Just follow the steps below:
- Turn your computer on and launch your discord app, or you can sign into the web-browser version instead
- Click on the User Settings option in your discord app — one with a small gear icon placed at the lower right corner of the screen, alongside your username
- Within the User Settings, you’ll see a Connections section atop the left-sidebar; click it. All accounts that are connected to the discord account are visible here
- Now, click the Spotify icon below the Connect Your Accounts option. A new window will appear in the browser; you can sign in to the Spotify account using your username and password or your Facebook account. Once you log in, connect Spotify to Discord
As you allow your Spotify account to connect to Discord, the connections tab will show Spotify and Discord are connected.
It will also display a badge on your Discord profile, which shows your Spotify username (if you like, you can also turn this off via the connections menu).
By default, whenever you’ll play some music on Spotify using the same PC/Mac you are signed in to your Discord account, the status will suddenly change into “listening to Spotify.”
Users can see what tracks you are playing by simply clicking your name. Not just that, but they can also play the same tracks on their Mac or PC and even “listen along.”
This facility will let your friends tune into and listen to the same thing you’re listening to! If you want to, you can turn off this setting via the Connections menu.
Lastly, you can also click this plus (+) sign near to chat box and choose the option ‘Invite to listen to Spotify.’ This will send users links, allowing them to join you via the “listen along” feature.
Part 2: How to Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
The bot is a mini-program, which requires to be installed on your main program. So, in this scenario, let’s take the “Groovy” bot and install it on your Discord server to connect Spotify to Discord.
Once installed, it will add additional Spotify functions to the Discord server, allowing members to activate particular functions through typing text commands.
Note: There are several Spotify bots out there for Discord; however, Groovy is one of the best discord music bots available.
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord with a bot:
- Visit the Groovy site and click Add to Discord (make sure you’re signed in to your discord account before clicking Add To Discord).
- Click the server you intend to install your Spotify bot on from the ADD TO SERVER menu below and then click Continue.
- Click Authorize to grant the Groovy the Administrator permission on the selected server and pass through the “I am human” box
- The Groovy bot will be instantly installed on the chosen Discord server. Now you can use the bot to play tracks or any other type of music you want by simply typing Play and the song name
- If you want to import your complete Spotify tracks into the Discord server, you can do it effortlessly: open your playlist in your Spotify app and click >Share>Copy Playlist Link and then paste copied URL into the chat after -play command.
Part 3: How to Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord on your mobile app:
- Grab your Android or iPhone and launch your discord app
- Swipe on the right to open the channel or server browser
- Tap on the profile picture at the lower right corner of your mobile screen
- Tap the Connections menu from user settings
- All your current connections will show here, and in case you have not connected your discord account to other services before, tap the Add button right away, located at the top right-hand corner of your mobile screen. A menu will show up from which you have to choose an account you intend to connect.
- From the several services that appear, choose Spotify. A new window will appear, asking you to log in to the account and allow authorization to connect.
- Similar to your windows PC/Mac, your Spotify username will appear on the profile page. Like on desktop, you can also remove the username from your profile via the Connections menu
- Though you won’t be able to invite other users to “listen along” on the mobile app, however, users on Windows PC/Mac can click your status and also “listen along”
Bonus: How to Listen Along With Friends on Discord?
Listen, chat, party and game all at the same time with Discord. You can also listen along with users and turn the chatroom into a lively party.
Follow these easy steps to know how to “listen along” with friends on Discord:
- On your windows Mac/ PC, open your Discord app;
- Click on the right-side of someone in your list of friends who are listening to Spotify
- Click the “listen along” icon, and then you can listen along with friends on Discord.
Note: if you’re listening along with friends who have Spotify Free, you will hear no music during advertisements.
FAQs About Connecting Spotify to Discord
1. Why Can’t I See Playing Spotify Music on Discord Mobile?
When you’ve Spotify on your mobile app, you won’t see what songs you’re playing and listening to, despite the fact it’s connected.
The feature is only for premium/free accounts and works for windows Mac/PC; however, it won’t work on mobile as it has a different API.
2. Can I Disconnect Spotify From Discord?
Yes, you can disconnect Spotify from Discord. Here’s how:
- Click the Connections option at the left side of your desktop app;
- Click Spotify and then click X at the top-left of the green box;
- Click disconnect and the connection between Spotify and Discord is disconnected.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord is a popular chat app explicitly designed for socializing. You can use it to remain connected, share screen space, and even listen to music along with friends and other users.
While Discord allows you to add a music bot to any server with relative ease, you can also add your Spotify account to it and show friends what you’re listening to via your Discord status.
With this exciting feature, all your friends can discover the music you play, listen along to it, and even see what you’re up to.
So, if you’re wondering how to connect Spotify to Discord, here’s your answer.
- Part 1: Connect Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
- Part 2: Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
- Part 3: Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Part 1: How to Link Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
Linking Spotify to Discord on windows PC/Mac is relatively easy. Just follow the steps below:
- Turn your computer on and launch your discord app, or you can sign into the web-browser version instead
- Click on the User Settings option in your discord app — one with a small gear icon placed at the lower right corner of the screen, alongside your username
- Within the User Settings, you’ll see a Connections section atop the left-sidebar; click it. All accounts that are connected to the discord account are visible here
- Now, click the Spotify icon below the Connect Your Accounts option. A new window will appear in the browser; you can sign in to the Spotify account using your username and password or your Facebook account. Once you log in, connect Spotify to Discord
As you allow your Spotify account to connect to Discord, the connections tab will show Spotify and Discord are connected.
It will also display a badge on your Discord profile, which shows your Spotify username (if you like, you can also turn this off via the connections menu).
By default, whenever you’ll play some music on Spotify using the same PC/Mac you are signed in to your Discord account, the status will suddenly change into “listening to Spotify.”
Users can see what tracks you are playing by simply clicking your name. Not just that, but they can also play the same tracks on their Mac or PC and even “listen along.”
This facility will let your friends tune into and listen to the same thing you’re listening to! If you want to, you can turn off this setting via the Connections menu.
Lastly, you can also click this plus (+) sign near to chat box and choose the option ‘Invite to listen to Spotify.’ This will send users links, allowing them to join you via the “listen along” feature.
Part 2: How to Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
The bot is a mini-program, which requires to be installed on your main program. So, in this scenario, let’s take the “Groovy” bot and install it on your Discord server to connect Spotify to Discord.
Once installed, it will add additional Spotify functions to the Discord server, allowing members to activate particular functions through typing text commands.
Note: There are several Spotify bots out there for Discord; however, Groovy is one of the best discord music bots available.
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord with a bot:
- Visit the Groovy site and click Add to Discord (make sure you’re signed in to your discord account before clicking Add To Discord).
- Click the server you intend to install your Spotify bot on from the ADD TO SERVER menu below and then click Continue.
- Click Authorize to grant the Groovy the Administrator permission on the selected server and pass through the “I am human” box
- The Groovy bot will be instantly installed on the chosen Discord server. Now you can use the bot to play tracks or any other type of music you want by simply typing Play and the song name
- If you want to import your complete Spotify tracks into the Discord server, you can do it effortlessly: open your playlist in your Spotify app and click >Share>Copy Playlist Link and then paste copied URL into the chat after -play command.
Part 3: How to Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord on your mobile app:
- Grab your Android or iPhone and launch your discord app
- Swipe on the right to open the channel or server browser
- Tap on the profile picture at the lower right corner of your mobile screen
- Tap the Connections menu from user settings
- All your current connections will show here, and in case you have not connected your discord account to other services before, tap the Add button right away, located at the top right-hand corner of your mobile screen. A menu will show up from which you have to choose an account you intend to connect.
- From the several services that appear, choose Spotify. A new window will appear, asking you to log in to the account and allow authorization to connect.
- Similar to your windows PC/Mac, your Spotify username will appear on the profile page. Like on desktop, you can also remove the username from your profile via the Connections menu
- Though you won’t be able to invite other users to “listen along” on the mobile app, however, users on Windows PC/Mac can click your status and also “listen along”
Bonus: How to Listen Along With Friends on Discord?
Listen, chat, party and game all at the same time with Discord. You can also listen along with users and turn the chatroom into a lively party.
Follow these easy steps to know how to “listen along” with friends on Discord:
- On your windows Mac/ PC, open your Discord app;
- Click on the right-side of someone in your list of friends who are listening to Spotify
- Click the “listen along” icon, and then you can listen along with friends on Discord.
Note: if you’re listening along with friends who have Spotify Free, you will hear no music during advertisements.
FAQs About Connecting Spotify to Discord
1. Why Can’t I See Playing Spotify Music on Discord Mobile?
When you’ve Spotify on your mobile app, you won’t see what songs you’re playing and listening to, despite the fact it’s connected.
The feature is only for premium/free accounts and works for windows Mac/PC; however, it won’t work on mobile as it has a different API.
2. Can I Disconnect Spotify From Discord?
Yes, you can disconnect Spotify from Discord. Here’s how:
- Click the Connections option at the left side of your desktop app;
- Click Spotify and then click X at the top-left of the green box;
- Click disconnect and the connection between Spotify and Discord is disconnected.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord is a popular chat app explicitly designed for socializing. You can use it to remain connected, share screen space, and even listen to music along with friends and other users.
While Discord allows you to add a music bot to any server with relative ease, you can also add your Spotify account to it and show friends what you’re listening to via your Discord status.
With this exciting feature, all your friends can discover the music you play, listen along to it, and even see what you’re up to.
So, if you’re wondering how to connect Spotify to Discord, here’s your answer.
- Part 1: Connect Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
- Part 2: Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
- Part 3: Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Part 1: How to Link Spotify To Discord on Windows PC/Mac Directly
Linking Spotify to Discord on windows PC/Mac is relatively easy. Just follow the steps below:
- Turn your computer on and launch your discord app, or you can sign into the web-browser version instead
- Click on the User Settings option in your discord app — one with a small gear icon placed at the lower right corner of the screen, alongside your username
- Within the User Settings, you’ll see a Connections section atop the left-sidebar; click it. All accounts that are connected to the discord account are visible here
- Now, click the Spotify icon below the Connect Your Accounts option. A new window will appear in the browser; you can sign in to the Spotify account using your username and password or your Facebook account. Once you log in, connect Spotify to Discord
As you allow your Spotify account to connect to Discord, the connections tab will show Spotify and Discord are connected.
It will also display a badge on your Discord profile, which shows your Spotify username (if you like, you can also turn this off via the connections menu).
By default, whenever you’ll play some music on Spotify using the same PC/Mac you are signed in to your Discord account, the status will suddenly change into “listening to Spotify.”
Users can see what tracks you are playing by simply clicking your name. Not just that, but they can also play the same tracks on their Mac or PC and even “listen along.”
This facility will let your friends tune into and listen to the same thing you’re listening to! If you want to, you can turn off this setting via the Connections menu.
Lastly, you can also click this plus (+) sign near to chat box and choose the option ‘Invite to listen to Spotify.’ This will send users links, allowing them to join you via the “listen along” feature.
Part 2: How to Connect Spotify To Discord With Bot
The bot is a mini-program, which requires to be installed on your main program. So, in this scenario, let’s take the “Groovy” bot and install it on your Discord server to connect Spotify to Discord.
Once installed, it will add additional Spotify functions to the Discord server, allowing members to activate particular functions through typing text commands.
Note: There are several Spotify bots out there for Discord; however, Groovy is one of the best discord music bots available.
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord with a bot:
- Visit the Groovy site and click Add to Discord (make sure you’re signed in to your discord account before clicking Add To Discord).
- Click the server you intend to install your Spotify bot on from the ADD TO SERVER menu below and then click Continue.
- Click Authorize to grant the Groovy the Administrator permission on the selected server and pass through the “I am human” box
- The Groovy bot will be instantly installed on the chosen Discord server. Now you can use the bot to play tracks or any other type of music you want by simply typing Play and the song name
- If you want to import your complete Spotify tracks into the Discord server, you can do it effortlessly: open your playlist in your Spotify app and click >Share>Copy Playlist Link and then paste copied URL into the chat after -play command.
Part 3: How to Connect Spotify To Discord Mobile App
Here’s how you can connect Spotify to Discord on your mobile app:
- Grab your Android or iPhone and launch your discord app
- Swipe on the right to open the channel or server browser
- Tap on the profile picture at the lower right corner of your mobile screen
- Tap the Connections menu from user settings
- All your current connections will show here, and in case you have not connected your discord account to other services before, tap the Add button right away, located at the top right-hand corner of your mobile screen. A menu will show up from which you have to choose an account you intend to connect.
- From the several services that appear, choose Spotify. A new window will appear, asking you to log in to the account and allow authorization to connect.
- Similar to your windows PC/Mac, your Spotify username will appear on the profile page. Like on desktop, you can also remove the username from your profile via the Connections menu
- Though you won’t be able to invite other users to “listen along” on the mobile app, however, users on Windows PC/Mac can click your status and also “listen along”
Bonus: How to Listen Along With Friends on Discord?
Listen, chat, party and game all at the same time with Discord. You can also listen along with users and turn the chatroom into a lively party.
Follow these easy steps to know how to “listen along” with friends on Discord:
- On your windows Mac/ PC, open your Discord app;
- Click on the right-side of someone in your list of friends who are listening to Spotify
- Click the “listen along” icon, and then you can listen along with friends on Discord.
Note: if you’re listening along with friends who have Spotify Free, you will hear no music during advertisements.
FAQs About Connecting Spotify to Discord
1. Why Can’t I See Playing Spotify Music on Discord Mobile?
When you’ve Spotify on your mobile app, you won’t see what songs you’re playing and listening to, despite the fact it’s connected.
The feature is only for premium/free accounts and works for windows Mac/PC; however, it won’t work on mobile as it has a different API.
2. Can I Disconnect Spotify From Discord?
Yes, you can disconnect Spotify from Discord. Here’s how:
- Click the Connections option at the left side of your desktop app;
- Click Spotify and then click X at the top-left of the green box;
- Click disconnect and the connection between Spotify and Discord is disconnected.
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Advanced Strategies for Mass Message Purge on Discord Networks
How To Delete Messages On Discord [2024 Updated]
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord allows users to hold onto their message history forever, storing billions of messages in a blog post. And unlike other apps, Discord does not allow users to mass-delete their message history. For some, that can sound like a nightmare because of privacy and security reasons. You will have to wade through every message, deleting each of them, one by one.
However, if you find yourself in that position, fret not because there are several solutions to help you get around this limitation. Unfortunately, none of them are perfect.
Since there is no official method of mass deleting messages, these workarounds are shoddy, but until Discord offers an official solution, we’ll have to do with them.
If you’re looking to mass-delete your messages from a server or channel on Discord, here’s how you will go about it for the desktop and mobile versions:
- Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
- Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
- Part 3: Deleting Channel Messages in Discord
- Part 4: Deleting Messages with Discord Clear Chat Bot
- Part 5: Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord
Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
In Discord, you will see two types of messages: Direct Messages and Channel Messages in servers. Here are the differences between the two:
- Direct Messages: These messages are private and held between two users
- Channel Messages: These messages are sent in a channel or a specific group
Both of these message types abide by different rules and functions. In the early days of Discord, users had the luxury of deleting messages in bulk.
However, this was soon changed because the mass execution directly affected the app’s database. Since then, the application has adopted specific rules regarding message deletion.
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Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
If you use Discord on your desktop computer, this section will discuss the steps to follow to delete your direct messages.
However, keep in mind that Discord does not allow you to delete direct messages. If you don’t want to show messages from a particular friend, you can remove the chat copy, and it will disappear from the messages temporarily, although it will still be visible in the recipient’s chats. And if the friend contacts you again, the messages will show.
You can delete the local copy of messages by following the steps below:
- Open the Discord program on your computer and go to the chat panel of the person whom you direct messaged;
- Tap on the ‘Message’ option on the left side, and then select the ‘Direct Message’ option on the top left side;
- Select the message that you want to delete and click the 3 dots to click on Delete Message, then the message you sent will be deleted at your end.
The procedure for deleting DMs from your Discord smartphone application applies for both the Android and IOS application, and it is as follows:
- Open the Discord app on your smartphone
- Find the message that you want to delete
- Tap and hold the message. You will be presented with a list
- Tap ‘Delete’ on that list
- Confirm your decision by tapping ‘Delete’ once again
- The message will be deleted
Part 3: How to Delete Channel Messages in Discord?
This method has to be the most effective and easy way to delete a Discord message, and it’s a simple, straightforward procedure:
- Go to the message and glide over it to reveal the three-tier settings icon
- Click on it to show options, and then select Delete Message
To do this individually, you will need to use the mouse consistently, eating up a lot of time. If you wish to do it by keyboard, you can do so, provided you know the sequence for the keyboard commands for deletion.
Here is a more detailed breakdown of the sequence:
- Select the Chat panel that you want to delete
- Hover your cursor over the messages you wish to delete
- A three-dot icon will appear on the right side of the message
- Click on the icon, and a pop-menu will show
- On the pop-up menu, select ‘Delete’
- You will be prompted with a confirmation for deleting the message
- Tick the confirmation and tap the ‘Delete’ button
- Your message will be deleted
At first glance, it seems like a long and tedious process, but once you get down to doing it and develop a rhythm, it is an easy task.
Part 4: Deleting Message with Discord Clear Chat Bot
Please keep in mind that Discord has changed its policy regarding bots, going from discouraging their use to outright flagging them as a violation of its terms.
Using bots can put you at risk of termination from the app, so we would not advise you to adopt this method, and if you do, please tread with caution.
With that said, many users report that using self-bots does not significantly lead to any disciplinary action from Discord, given that the reason for use is not harmful or disruptive.
Discord requires that all bots are tracked through its ‘Develop Portal.’ Self-bots run on a Discord API token and can circumvent this rule, allowing them access to API requests hence automating many tasks, such as deleting messages.
The Discord API supports a POST request, letting bots swiftly discard messages less than fourteen days old. Messages that are older than this timeframe can be queued and discarded one-by-one.
One particular bot that is of interest to us is the MEE6. It is used to control moderation, set-up leveling, manage music, and much more, including mass-deleting messages on Discord.
We’ve outlined a few commands you can use to delete your chats. These are as follows:
- Go to the official MEE6 website and click on the button that says Add to Discord
- You’ll be prompted to authorize so that MEE6 bot can access your username, and know what server you’re in.
- Pin-point the server you want to add the bot and then set up to connect MEE6 to the Discord server.
- Click Authorize again and the bot will be added to your Discord server soon;
- To enable MEE6 to clear the chat, you should enable the Moderator plugin first. Click the Moderator option under Plugins first, and then click Yes.
- Now go to the server in your Discord and type in “!clear @username” to remove every message sent by the user you’ve mentioned.
To clear the last 100 messages on your server, type in “!clear 100”. You can replace 100 with any number of your choice. However, MEE6 can’t delete messages past 2 weeks.
Part 5: How to Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord?
In the section above, we talked about deleting messages without using the mouse. That leads us to the possibility of utilizing the ‘AutoHotkey’ script to automate the process.
Most developers have come up with codes that can delete Discord messages from your account on a mass scale. We’ll be expanding on one of the most popular instances of this: the AutoHotkey script.
Before you get started with this, you will need an ‘AutoHotkey installer.’ Continue the process by:
- Download and install the ‘AutoHotkey installer’ ;
- Head onto your desktop, right-click and click ‘New’ on the drop-down menu;
- Choose the ‘AutoHotkey script’ and right-click on this file and edit with ‘Notepad’
- Delete everything in the script and paste the following code
t::
Loop, 100000
{
send, {Up}
send, ^a
send, {BS}
send, {Enter}
send, {Enter}
sleep, 100
}
Return
- Save the file as any name that you wish to
- Once you’ve done that, launch Discord and double-click on the script file
- Open the chat data that you wish to delete and press T
- The script will now delete all the messages
To stop the script, click on the H icon located on the right side of your taskbar and select Pause Script.
This is the process by which you can use an ‘Autohotkey script’ to delete messages in bulk. Please note that this option is only available to Windows users as AutoHotkey does not currently work on macOS.
Ideally, you’ll want the following things from your AutoHotkey script:
- A toggle key for turning it on and off
- The complete keyboard sequence with stops between each step
Disclaimer: you can delete a message you sent, but there’s no saying if the other person took a screenshot before you got around to deleting it. Things on the internet tend to stick around. So, as a safe bet, it’s a good idea to take some time to consider what you wrote before pressing send to avoid any regrets.
You May Also Interested In
- Best Discord Font Generators [Online/iPhone/Android]
- Best Discord Emoji Makers
- 10+ Best Free Discord Voice Changers
FAQs About Deleting Discord Messages
1. Can I Recover A Deleted Message on Discord?
Unfortunately, once a message is deleted, there is no way for Discord users to reaccess it.
2. Can I View Deleted Messages?
Unfortunately, there is no way to see deleted messages. Channel and server admins can see if a message was deleted, but they cannot see the deleted message’s contents.
3. How Can I Delete Other People’s Messages?
If you are an admin or an owner of a server, you can delete other people’s messages by following one of the methods mentioned above.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord allows users to hold onto their message history forever, storing billions of messages in a blog post. And unlike other apps, Discord does not allow users to mass-delete their message history. For some, that can sound like a nightmare because of privacy and security reasons. You will have to wade through every message, deleting each of them, one by one.
However, if you find yourself in that position, fret not because there are several solutions to help you get around this limitation. Unfortunately, none of them are perfect.
Since there is no official method of mass deleting messages, these workarounds are shoddy, but until Discord offers an official solution, we’ll have to do with them.
If you’re looking to mass-delete your messages from a server or channel on Discord, here’s how you will go about it for the desktop and mobile versions:
- Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
- Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
- Part 3: Deleting Channel Messages in Discord
- Part 4: Deleting Messages with Discord Clear Chat Bot
- Part 5: Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord
Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
In Discord, you will see two types of messages: Direct Messages and Channel Messages in servers. Here are the differences between the two:
- Direct Messages: These messages are private and held between two users
- Channel Messages: These messages are sent in a channel or a specific group
Both of these message types abide by different rules and functions. In the early days of Discord, users had the luxury of deleting messages in bulk.
However, this was soon changed because the mass execution directly affected the app’s database. Since then, the application has adopted specific rules regarding message deletion.
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Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
If you use Discord on your desktop computer, this section will discuss the steps to follow to delete your direct messages.
However, keep in mind that Discord does not allow you to delete direct messages. If you don’t want to show messages from a particular friend, you can remove the chat copy, and it will disappear from the messages temporarily, although it will still be visible in the recipient’s chats. And if the friend contacts you again, the messages will show.
You can delete the local copy of messages by following the steps below:
- Open the Discord program on your computer and go to the chat panel of the person whom you direct messaged;
- Tap on the ‘Message’ option on the left side, and then select the ‘Direct Message’ option on the top left side;
- Select the message that you want to delete and click the 3 dots to click on Delete Message, then the message you sent will be deleted at your end.
The procedure for deleting DMs from your Discord smartphone application applies for both the Android and IOS application, and it is as follows:
- Open the Discord app on your smartphone
- Find the message that you want to delete
- Tap and hold the message. You will be presented with a list
- Tap ‘Delete’ on that list
- Confirm your decision by tapping ‘Delete’ once again
- The message will be deleted
Part 3: How to Delete Channel Messages in Discord?
This method has to be the most effective and easy way to delete a Discord message, and it’s a simple, straightforward procedure:
- Go to the message and glide over it to reveal the three-tier settings icon
- Click on it to show options, and then select Delete Message
To do this individually, you will need to use the mouse consistently, eating up a lot of time. If you wish to do it by keyboard, you can do so, provided you know the sequence for the keyboard commands for deletion.
Here is a more detailed breakdown of the sequence:
- Select the Chat panel that you want to delete
- Hover your cursor over the messages you wish to delete
- A three-dot icon will appear on the right side of the message
- Click on the icon, and a pop-menu will show
- On the pop-up menu, select ‘Delete’
- You will be prompted with a confirmation for deleting the message
- Tick the confirmation and tap the ‘Delete’ button
- Your message will be deleted
At first glance, it seems like a long and tedious process, but once you get down to doing it and develop a rhythm, it is an easy task.
Part 4: Deleting Message with Discord Clear Chat Bot
Please keep in mind that Discord has changed its policy regarding bots, going from discouraging their use to outright flagging them as a violation of its terms.
Using bots can put you at risk of termination from the app, so we would not advise you to adopt this method, and if you do, please tread with caution.
With that said, many users report that using self-bots does not significantly lead to any disciplinary action from Discord, given that the reason for use is not harmful or disruptive.
Discord requires that all bots are tracked through its ‘Develop Portal.’ Self-bots run on a Discord API token and can circumvent this rule, allowing them access to API requests hence automating many tasks, such as deleting messages.
The Discord API supports a POST request, letting bots swiftly discard messages less than fourteen days old. Messages that are older than this timeframe can be queued and discarded one-by-one.
One particular bot that is of interest to us is the MEE6. It is used to control moderation, set-up leveling, manage music, and much more, including mass-deleting messages on Discord.
We’ve outlined a few commands you can use to delete your chats. These are as follows:
- Go to the official MEE6 website and click on the button that says Add to Discord
- You’ll be prompted to authorize so that MEE6 bot can access your username, and know what server you’re in.
- Pin-point the server you want to add the bot and then set up to connect MEE6 to the Discord server.
- Click Authorize again and the bot will be added to your Discord server soon;
- To enable MEE6 to clear the chat, you should enable the Moderator plugin first. Click the Moderator option under Plugins first, and then click Yes.
- Now go to the server in your Discord and type in “!clear @username” to remove every message sent by the user you’ve mentioned.
To clear the last 100 messages on your server, type in “!clear 100”. You can replace 100 with any number of your choice. However, MEE6 can’t delete messages past 2 weeks.
Part 5: How to Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord?
In the section above, we talked about deleting messages without using the mouse. That leads us to the possibility of utilizing the ‘AutoHotkey’ script to automate the process.
Most developers have come up with codes that can delete Discord messages from your account on a mass scale. We’ll be expanding on one of the most popular instances of this: the AutoHotkey script.
Before you get started with this, you will need an ‘AutoHotkey installer.’ Continue the process by:
- Download and install the ‘AutoHotkey installer’ ;
- Head onto your desktop, right-click and click ‘New’ on the drop-down menu;
- Choose the ‘AutoHotkey script’ and right-click on this file and edit with ‘Notepad’
- Delete everything in the script and paste the following code
t::
Loop, 100000
{
send, {Up}
send, ^a
send, {BS}
send, {Enter}
send, {Enter}
sleep, 100
}
Return
- Save the file as any name that you wish to
- Once you’ve done that, launch Discord and double-click on the script file
- Open the chat data that you wish to delete and press T
- The script will now delete all the messages
To stop the script, click on the H icon located on the right side of your taskbar and select Pause Script.
This is the process by which you can use an ‘Autohotkey script’ to delete messages in bulk. Please note that this option is only available to Windows users as AutoHotkey does not currently work on macOS.
Ideally, you’ll want the following things from your AutoHotkey script:
- A toggle key for turning it on and off
- The complete keyboard sequence with stops between each step
Disclaimer: you can delete a message you sent, but there’s no saying if the other person took a screenshot before you got around to deleting it. Things on the internet tend to stick around. So, as a safe bet, it’s a good idea to take some time to consider what you wrote before pressing send to avoid any regrets.
You May Also Interested In
- Best Discord Font Generators [Online/iPhone/Android]
- Best Discord Emoji Makers
- 10+ Best Free Discord Voice Changers
FAQs About Deleting Discord Messages
1. Can I Recover A Deleted Message on Discord?
Unfortunately, once a message is deleted, there is no way for Discord users to reaccess it.
2. Can I View Deleted Messages?
Unfortunately, there is no way to see deleted messages. Channel and server admins can see if a message was deleted, but they cannot see the deleted message’s contents.
3. How Can I Delete Other People’s Messages?
If you are an admin or an owner of a server, you can delete other people’s messages by following one of the methods mentioned above.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord allows users to hold onto their message history forever, storing billions of messages in a blog post. And unlike other apps, Discord does not allow users to mass-delete their message history. For some, that can sound like a nightmare because of privacy and security reasons. You will have to wade through every message, deleting each of them, one by one.
However, if you find yourself in that position, fret not because there are several solutions to help you get around this limitation. Unfortunately, none of them are perfect.
Since there is no official method of mass deleting messages, these workarounds are shoddy, but until Discord offers an official solution, we’ll have to do with them.
If you’re looking to mass-delete your messages from a server or channel on Discord, here’s how you will go about it for the desktop and mobile versions:
- Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
- Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
- Part 3: Deleting Channel Messages in Discord
- Part 4: Deleting Messages with Discord Clear Chat Bot
- Part 5: Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord
Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
In Discord, you will see two types of messages: Direct Messages and Channel Messages in servers. Here are the differences between the two:
- Direct Messages: These messages are private and held between two users
- Channel Messages: These messages are sent in a channel or a specific group
Both of these message types abide by different rules and functions. In the early days of Discord, users had the luxury of deleting messages in bulk.
However, this was soon changed because the mass execution directly affected the app’s database. Since then, the application has adopted specific rules regarding message deletion.
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Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
If you use Discord on your desktop computer, this section will discuss the steps to follow to delete your direct messages.
However, keep in mind that Discord does not allow you to delete direct messages. If you don’t want to show messages from a particular friend, you can remove the chat copy, and it will disappear from the messages temporarily, although it will still be visible in the recipient’s chats. And if the friend contacts you again, the messages will show.
You can delete the local copy of messages by following the steps below:
- Open the Discord program on your computer and go to the chat panel of the person whom you direct messaged;
- Tap on the ‘Message’ option on the left side, and then select the ‘Direct Message’ option on the top left side;
- Select the message that you want to delete and click the 3 dots to click on Delete Message, then the message you sent will be deleted at your end.
The procedure for deleting DMs from your Discord smartphone application applies for both the Android and IOS application, and it is as follows:
- Open the Discord app on your smartphone
- Find the message that you want to delete
- Tap and hold the message. You will be presented with a list
- Tap ‘Delete’ on that list
- Confirm your decision by tapping ‘Delete’ once again
- The message will be deleted
Part 3: How to Delete Channel Messages in Discord?
This method has to be the most effective and easy way to delete a Discord message, and it’s a simple, straightforward procedure:
- Go to the message and glide over it to reveal the three-tier settings icon
- Click on it to show options, and then select Delete Message
To do this individually, you will need to use the mouse consistently, eating up a lot of time. If you wish to do it by keyboard, you can do so, provided you know the sequence for the keyboard commands for deletion.
Here is a more detailed breakdown of the sequence:
- Select the Chat panel that you want to delete
- Hover your cursor over the messages you wish to delete
- A three-dot icon will appear on the right side of the message
- Click on the icon, and a pop-menu will show
- On the pop-up menu, select ‘Delete’
- You will be prompted with a confirmation for deleting the message
- Tick the confirmation and tap the ‘Delete’ button
- Your message will be deleted
At first glance, it seems like a long and tedious process, but once you get down to doing it and develop a rhythm, it is an easy task.
Part 4: Deleting Message with Discord Clear Chat Bot
Please keep in mind that Discord has changed its policy regarding bots, going from discouraging their use to outright flagging them as a violation of its terms.
Using bots can put you at risk of termination from the app, so we would not advise you to adopt this method, and if you do, please tread with caution.
With that said, many users report that using self-bots does not significantly lead to any disciplinary action from Discord, given that the reason for use is not harmful or disruptive.
Discord requires that all bots are tracked through its ‘Develop Portal.’ Self-bots run on a Discord API token and can circumvent this rule, allowing them access to API requests hence automating many tasks, such as deleting messages.
The Discord API supports a POST request, letting bots swiftly discard messages less than fourteen days old. Messages that are older than this timeframe can be queued and discarded one-by-one.
One particular bot that is of interest to us is the MEE6. It is used to control moderation, set-up leveling, manage music, and much more, including mass-deleting messages on Discord.
We’ve outlined a few commands you can use to delete your chats. These are as follows:
- Go to the official MEE6 website and click on the button that says Add to Discord
- You’ll be prompted to authorize so that MEE6 bot can access your username, and know what server you’re in.
- Pin-point the server you want to add the bot and then set up to connect MEE6 to the Discord server.
- Click Authorize again and the bot will be added to your Discord server soon;
- To enable MEE6 to clear the chat, you should enable the Moderator plugin first. Click the Moderator option under Plugins first, and then click Yes.
- Now go to the server in your Discord and type in “!clear @username” to remove every message sent by the user you’ve mentioned.
To clear the last 100 messages on your server, type in “!clear 100”. You can replace 100 with any number of your choice. However, MEE6 can’t delete messages past 2 weeks.
Part 5: How to Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord?
In the section above, we talked about deleting messages without using the mouse. That leads us to the possibility of utilizing the ‘AutoHotkey’ script to automate the process.
Most developers have come up with codes that can delete Discord messages from your account on a mass scale. We’ll be expanding on one of the most popular instances of this: the AutoHotkey script.
Before you get started with this, you will need an ‘AutoHotkey installer.’ Continue the process by:
- Download and install the ‘AutoHotkey installer’ ;
- Head onto your desktop, right-click and click ‘New’ on the drop-down menu;
- Choose the ‘AutoHotkey script’ and right-click on this file and edit with ‘Notepad’
- Delete everything in the script and paste the following code
t::
Loop, 100000
{
send, {Up}
send, ^a
send, {BS}
send, {Enter}
send, {Enter}
sleep, 100
}
Return
- Save the file as any name that you wish to
- Once you’ve done that, launch Discord and double-click on the script file
- Open the chat data that you wish to delete and press T
- The script will now delete all the messages
To stop the script, click on the H icon located on the right side of your taskbar and select Pause Script.
This is the process by which you can use an ‘Autohotkey script’ to delete messages in bulk. Please note that this option is only available to Windows users as AutoHotkey does not currently work on macOS.
Ideally, you’ll want the following things from your AutoHotkey script:
- A toggle key for turning it on and off
- The complete keyboard sequence with stops between each step
Disclaimer: you can delete a message you sent, but there’s no saying if the other person took a screenshot before you got around to deleting it. Things on the internet tend to stick around. So, as a safe bet, it’s a good idea to take some time to consider what you wrote before pressing send to avoid any regrets.
You May Also Interested In
- Best Discord Font Generators [Online/iPhone/Android]
- Best Discord Emoji Makers
- 10+ Best Free Discord Voice Changers
FAQs About Deleting Discord Messages
1. Can I Recover A Deleted Message on Discord?
Unfortunately, once a message is deleted, there is no way for Discord users to reaccess it.
2. Can I View Deleted Messages?
Unfortunately, there is no way to see deleted messages. Channel and server admins can see if a message was deleted, but they cannot see the deleted message’s contents.
3. How Can I Delete Other People’s Messages?
If you are an admin or an owner of a server, you can delete other people’s messages by following one of the methods mentioned above.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Discord allows users to hold onto their message history forever, storing billions of messages in a blog post. And unlike other apps, Discord does not allow users to mass-delete their message history. For some, that can sound like a nightmare because of privacy and security reasons. You will have to wade through every message, deleting each of them, one by one.
However, if you find yourself in that position, fret not because there are several solutions to help you get around this limitation. Unfortunately, none of them are perfect.
Since there is no official method of mass deleting messages, these workarounds are shoddy, but until Discord offers an official solution, we’ll have to do with them.
If you’re looking to mass-delete your messages from a server or channel on Discord, here’s how you will go about it for the desktop and mobile versions:
- Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
- Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
- Part 3: Deleting Channel Messages in Discord
- Part 4: Deleting Messages with Discord Clear Chat Bot
- Part 5: Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord
Part 1: Understanding Discord Message Types
In Discord, you will see two types of messages: Direct Messages and Channel Messages in servers. Here are the differences between the two:
- Direct Messages: These messages are private and held between two users
- Channel Messages: These messages are sent in a channel or a specific group
Both of these message types abide by different rules and functions. In the early days of Discord, users had the luxury of deleting messages in bulk.
However, this was soon changed because the mass execution directly affected the app’s database. Since then, the application has adopted specific rules regarding message deletion.
A cross-platform for making videos anywhere for all creators
Why your video editing isn’t good enough? How about some creative inspo?
- 100 Million+ Users
- 150+ Countries and Regions
- 4 Million+ Social Media Followers
- 5 Million+ Stock Media for Use
* Secure Download
Part 2: How to Delete Direct Messages on Discord
If you use Discord on your desktop computer, this section will discuss the steps to follow to delete your direct messages.
However, keep in mind that Discord does not allow you to delete direct messages. If you don’t want to show messages from a particular friend, you can remove the chat copy, and it will disappear from the messages temporarily, although it will still be visible in the recipient’s chats. And if the friend contacts you again, the messages will show.
You can delete the local copy of messages by following the steps below:
- Open the Discord program on your computer and go to the chat panel of the person whom you direct messaged;
- Tap on the ‘Message’ option on the left side, and then select the ‘Direct Message’ option on the top left side;
- Select the message that you want to delete and click the 3 dots to click on Delete Message, then the message you sent will be deleted at your end.
The procedure for deleting DMs from your Discord smartphone application applies for both the Android and IOS application, and it is as follows:
- Open the Discord app on your smartphone
- Find the message that you want to delete
- Tap and hold the message. You will be presented with a list
- Tap ‘Delete’ on that list
- Confirm your decision by tapping ‘Delete’ once again
- The message will be deleted
Part 3: How to Delete Channel Messages in Discord?
This method has to be the most effective and easy way to delete a Discord message, and it’s a simple, straightforward procedure:
- Go to the message and glide over it to reveal the three-tier settings icon
- Click on it to show options, and then select Delete Message
To do this individually, you will need to use the mouse consistently, eating up a lot of time. If you wish to do it by keyboard, you can do so, provided you know the sequence for the keyboard commands for deletion.
Here is a more detailed breakdown of the sequence:
- Select the Chat panel that you want to delete
- Hover your cursor over the messages you wish to delete
- A three-dot icon will appear on the right side of the message
- Click on the icon, and a pop-menu will show
- On the pop-up menu, select ‘Delete’
- You will be prompted with a confirmation for deleting the message
- Tick the confirmation and tap the ‘Delete’ button
- Your message will be deleted
At first glance, it seems like a long and tedious process, but once you get down to doing it and develop a rhythm, it is an easy task.
Part 4: Deleting Message with Discord Clear Chat Bot
Please keep in mind that Discord has changed its policy regarding bots, going from discouraging their use to outright flagging them as a violation of its terms.
Using bots can put you at risk of termination from the app, so we would not advise you to adopt this method, and if you do, please tread with caution.
With that said, many users report that using self-bots does not significantly lead to any disciplinary action from Discord, given that the reason for use is not harmful or disruptive.
Discord requires that all bots are tracked through its ‘Develop Portal.’ Self-bots run on a Discord API token and can circumvent this rule, allowing them access to API requests hence automating many tasks, such as deleting messages.
The Discord API supports a POST request, letting bots swiftly discard messages less than fourteen days old. Messages that are older than this timeframe can be queued and discarded one-by-one.
One particular bot that is of interest to us is the MEE6. It is used to control moderation, set-up leveling, manage music, and much more, including mass-deleting messages on Discord.
We’ve outlined a few commands you can use to delete your chats. These are as follows:
- Go to the official MEE6 website and click on the button that says Add to Discord
- You’ll be prompted to authorize so that MEE6 bot can access your username, and know what server you’re in.
- Pin-point the server you want to add the bot and then set up to connect MEE6 to the Discord server.
- Click Authorize again and the bot will be added to your Discord server soon;
- To enable MEE6 to clear the chat, you should enable the Moderator plugin first. Click the Moderator option under Plugins first, and then click Yes.
- Now go to the server in your Discord and type in “!clear @username” to remove every message sent by the user you’ve mentioned.
To clear the last 100 messages on your server, type in “!clear 100”. You can replace 100 with any number of your choice. However, MEE6 can’t delete messages past 2 weeks.
Part 5: How to Clear All Chats and Delete All Messages In Discord?
In the section above, we talked about deleting messages without using the mouse. That leads us to the possibility of utilizing the ‘AutoHotkey’ script to automate the process.
Most developers have come up with codes that can delete Discord messages from your account on a mass scale. We’ll be expanding on one of the most popular instances of this: the AutoHotkey script.
Before you get started with this, you will need an ‘AutoHotkey installer.’ Continue the process by:
- Download and install the ‘AutoHotkey installer’ ;
- Head onto your desktop, right-click and click ‘New’ on the drop-down menu;
- Choose the ‘AutoHotkey script’ and right-click on this file and edit with ‘Notepad’
- Delete everything in the script and paste the following code
t::
Loop, 100000
{
send, {Up}
send, ^a
send, {BS}
send, {Enter}
send, {Enter}
sleep, 100
}
Return
- Save the file as any name that you wish to
- Once you’ve done that, launch Discord and double-click on the script file
- Open the chat data that you wish to delete and press T
- The script will now delete all the messages
To stop the script, click on the H icon located on the right side of your taskbar and select Pause Script.
This is the process by which you can use an ‘Autohotkey script’ to delete messages in bulk. Please note that this option is only available to Windows users as AutoHotkey does not currently work on macOS.
Ideally, you’ll want the following things from your AutoHotkey script:
- A toggle key for turning it on and off
- The complete keyboard sequence with stops between each step
Disclaimer: you can delete a message you sent, but there’s no saying if the other person took a screenshot before you got around to deleting it. Things on the internet tend to stick around. So, as a safe bet, it’s a good idea to take some time to consider what you wrote before pressing send to avoid any regrets.
You May Also Interested In
- Best Discord Font Generators [Online/iPhone/Android]
- Best Discord Emoji Makers
- 10+ Best Free Discord Voice Changers
FAQs About Deleting Discord Messages
1. Can I Recover A Deleted Message on Discord?
Unfortunately, once a message is deleted, there is no way for Discord users to reaccess it.
2. Can I View Deleted Messages?
Unfortunately, there is no way to see deleted messages. Channel and server admins can see if a message was deleted, but they cannot see the deleted message’s contents.
3. How Can I Delete Other People’s Messages?
If you are an admin or an owner of a server, you can delete other people’s messages by following one of the methods mentioned above.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
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- Title: "2024 Approved The Path to Connected Playlists & Channels"
- Author: Timothy
- Created at : 2024-05-23 22:47:55
- Updated at : 2024-05-24 22:47:55
- Link: https://discord-videos.techidaily.com/2024-approved-the-path-to-connected-playlists-and-channels/
- License: This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.