Small Discord utilities that don’t need a server. Open a box, copy what you need, paste it into Discord.
Fancy fonts, an emoji and a divider — 🛡️ㆍ𝕞𝕠𝕕-𝕝𝕠𝕘𝕤 — shown the way Discord’s channel list will.
Open →When was this account made? Paste any ID — or a whole list — and spot the brand-new accounts in a raid.
Open →Discord timestamps are <t:unix:style> tokens. Everyone sees them in their own timezone — “in 3 hours”, “Monday 14 September 2026 9:41 PM”, not a raw clock you have to explain.
Pick a moment, copy a token, paste it into any Discord message. Free, no login. Open the timestamp converter.
Write a Discord message or an embed the way it will look: bold, spoilers, colour, fields, images, link buttons. Send it with a webhook from your browser. The footer on a free embed stays “Powered by cyndrix.com”. Your own footer, channel buttons and saved drafts are in the dashboard Embed Builder.
Discord has no font setting for channels, but Unicode letters that look styled — 𝕒, 𝓪, ᴀ — paste into a channel name like any other character. Pick a font, an emoji and a divider like ㆍ or ⇷, preview it as a real channel list, and copy.
Every Discord ID contains the moment it was made, so any user, server, channel or message ID tells you its age. Paste a list after a raid and the accounts made this week float to the top — ready to copy into /massban.
**bold**bold*italic*italic__underline__underline~~strike~~||spoiler||spoiler`code`code```code```code[text](url)text# headingheading## headingheading### headingheading- itemitem> quotequote-# subtextsubtext@everyone@everyone@here@here@<user id>@<user id>@<&role id>@<&role id>#<channel id>#<channel id>@everyone and @here tag as written. A person, role, or channel needs the long numerical id. A name like @admin or #general does not tag.
Same converter. Click a style to drop it into the message.