Copy-ready
Paste a snowflake to copy <@id>, <#id>, <@&id>, <:name:id>, or a message link.
These are string formatters only — Kitcord never looks up users, channels, or invites.
How to use it
Pick a mention type, paste the snowflake (Developer Mode → Copy ID). Copy the markdown into a message, embed, or bot reply. Message links need server, channel, and message IDs (use @me instead of a server ID for DMs).
FAQ
How do I mention a user or channel in Discord?+
User mentions are <@USER_ID>. Channels are <#CHANNEL_ID>. Roles are <@&ROLE_ID>. Enable Developer Mode in Discord settings, right-click, Copy ID, then wrap it in the matching brackets.
How do custom emoji mentions work?+
Static custom emoji use <:name:id>. Animated emoji use <a:name:id>. The name is 2–32 letters/numbers/underscores; the id is the emoji snowflake from Discord.
How do I make a Discord message link?+
https://discord.com/channels/{guildId}/{channelId}/{messageId}. For DMs, the guild segment is @me. Right-click a message → Copy Message Link, or build it here from the three IDs.
Does this look up Discord users or invites?+
No. Kitcord never calls Discord’s API for mentions. Invalid IDs still format as markdown; they just will not resolve in the client.
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