Text variables are placeholders that automatically get replaced with specific information when a message is sent. These variables make it easy to personalize your messages without manually updating them each time. For example, instead of typing out the server’s name, you can use {server_name}, and it will be replaced with the actual name of your server when the message is displayed. Variables can also be scoped to the specific features, for example you can only use {category_name} in Ticket Welcome messages only. You can find the list of variables by running: /variables or feature specific variables by running feature specific command like: /tickets variables

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List of variables

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Member variables

These variables are available in messages where a member is involved:
  • {member_name} - The member’s name - ex. piton01
  • {member_display_name} - The member’s display name - ex. piton
  • {member_mention} - The member’s mention - ex. @piton
  • {member_avatar} - The member’s avatar URL
  • {member_banner} - The member’s banner URL
  • {member_created} - When the member joined Discord - ex. 7/6/2017
  • {member_id} - The member’s ID - ex. 332434816601554945

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Server Variables

These variables can be used with all messages:
  • {server_name} - The server’s name - ex. miona | support server
  • {server_icon} - The server’s icon URL
  • {server_banner} - The server’s banner URL
  • {server_members} - The number of members in the server - ex. 1113
  • {server_roles} - The number of roles in the server - ex. 33
  • {server_channels} - The number of channels in the server - ex. 59
  • {server_boosts} - The number of boosts the server has - ex.24
  • {server_boost_level} - The server’s boost level - ex. 3
  • {server_boost_tier} - The server’s boost level - ex. 3
  • {server_created} - When the server was created - ex. 6/15/2023

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Boooster Variables

These variables can be used within a boost message:
  • {booster_name} - The booster’s name - ex. piton01
  • {booster_mention} - The booster’s mention - ex. @piton
  • {booster_display_name} - The booster’s display name - ex. piton
  • {booster_avatar} - The booster’s avatar URL
  • {booster_banner} - The booster’s banner URL
  • {booster_created} - When the booster joined Discord - ex. 7/6/2017
  • {booster_id} - The booster’s ID - ex. 332434816601554945
  • {boost_count} - How many times the user has boosted - ex. 2

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Ticket Variables

Ticket variables can be used withing Ticket Welcome Messages /tickets edit-welcome-message
  • {category_name} - The name of the category - ex. Support
  • {category_label} - The name of the category - ex. Support
  • {category_description} - The description of the category (Used with Select Menu Ticket Panels)

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Ticket Name Format Variables

These variables can be used when editing the Ticket name format /tickets format
  • {member_name} - The name of the member - ex. piton01
  • {member_display_name} - The display name of the member - ex. piton
  • {random} - Four random numbers - ex. 1231
  • {random_emoji} - Random emoji - ex. 🎉
  • {ticket_count} - Ticket count for that category - ex. 10

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Voice Master Room Name Format Variables

These variables are used when editing the Voice Room name format /voicemaster settings
  • {member_name} - The name of the member - ex. piton01
  • {member_display_name} - The display name of the member - ex. piton
  • {random} - Four random numbers - ex. 1231
  • {random_emoji} - Random emoji - ex. 🎉

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Channel Variables

These variables can be used with sticky messages:
  • {channel_name} - The name of the channel - ex. general
  • {channel_mention} - The mention of the channel - ex. #general
  • {channel_id} - The ID of the channel - ex. 332434816601554945
  • {channel_created} - When the channel was created - ex. 7/6/2017

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Invite Tracker Variables

These variables are used to replace information about the inviter who invited the member in invites messages:
  • {inviter_name} - The inviter’s name - ex. piton01
  • {inviter_display_name} - The inviter’s display name - ex. piton
  • {inviter_mention} - The inviter’s mention - ex. @piton
  • {inviter_avatar} - The inviter’s avatar URL
  • {inviter_banner} - The inviter’s banner URL
  • {inviter_created} - When the inviter joined Discord - ex. 7/6/2017
  • {inviter_id} - The inviter’s ID - ex. 332434816601554945
  • {inviter_invites} - The number of invites the inviter has - ex. 12
  • {inviter_totalInvites} - The number of invites the inviter has - ex. 12
  • {inviter_bonusInvites} - The number of bonus invites the inviter has - ex. 0
  • {inviter_fakeInvites} - The number of fake invites the inviter has - ex. 1
  • {inviter_leftInvites} - The number of left invites the inviter has - ex. 3
  • {inviter_leaves} - The number of left invites the inviter has - ex. 3
  • {invite_code} - The invite code - ex. /miona
  • {invite_uses} - The number of times the invite has been used - ex. 0
If you want to replace information about the member in invite messages, you can use the Member Variables from above.

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General Variables

These variables can be used with all messages:

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Current Time Variables

These variables insert the current time (when the message is sent / rendered):
  • {short_time} - Current time in 24h HH:MM format - ex. 15:03
  • {short_date} - Current date in M/D/YYYY format - ex. 8/21/2025
  • {short_date_time} - Current date & time in D Mon YYYY HH:MM format - ex. 21 Aug 2025 15:03
  • {long_time} - Current time in HH:MM:SS (24h) format - ex. 15:03:37
  • {long_date} - Current date in Day Month YYYY (long with ordinal) - ex. 21st August 2025
  • {long_date_time} - Current date & time with weekday - ex. Thursday, 21st August 2025 15:03
  • {relative_time} - Relative time from now (human readable) - ex. a minute ago