Format Discord messages without memorizing the markdown. Type your text and get bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, spoilers, quotes, code, and headers, each ready to copy.
Paste any of them straight into a message, and Discord renders it when you send.
Type a message to format
Enter your text above to get bold, italic, spoilers, code blocks, and more, each ready to copy.
Enter the message you want to style.
Bold, italic, spoiler, code, and more each show with your text inside.
Copy the one you want and paste it into Discord. It renders when you send.
Discord uses a light version of markdown. You wrap text in symbols and the app renders the style when you send. Two asterisks make bold, one makes italic, two tildes strike text out, and so on. It is simple once you know the symbols, but easy to mix up.
This tool does the wrapping for you. Type once, and it shows your text in every format at the same time, each ready to copy. No memorizing which symbol does what.
The basics are bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, and spoiler, which hides text until someone clicks it. On top of those you get inline code for a short snippet, a code block for multiple lines, a block quote, and big headers for titles.
Each one shows above with your text already inside, so you can see the exact markdown and copy the piece you want.
You can nest styles. Put a bold word inside a quote, or italic inside bold, by wrapping the result again. Headers and bullet lists also stack, so you can build a structured announcement with a title, a few bold labels, and quoted notes underneath.
A light touch reads best. Bold one key phrase rather than a whole paragraph, and the emphasis actually means something.
Single backticks make inline code, good for a short command or a name you want to stand out in a sentence. Triple backticks make a code block, which keeps line breaks and spacing and is the right choice for multiple lines, a config snippet, or ASCII art.
Markdown works in messages and most text areas, but not in a username, a channel name, or a server name, which stay plain. The syntax is identical on desktop and the mobile app, so a message you format here looks the same wherever it is read. For styled names instead, use the font generator.
Wrap it in two asterisks, like **this**. The tool does it for you so you can copy and paste.
Put your text between two vertical bars, like ||this||. Discord hides it until someone clicks to reveal it.
Yes. You can nest them, for example a bold word inside a quote. Copy one format, then wrap the result again.
Inline code uses single backticks for a short snippet. A code block uses triple backticks and keeps line breaks and spacing.
Yes. The markdown is the same on desktop and in the mobile app.