Pick a date, copy the code, and every member sees it in their own time zone.
Do this automatically
Schedule one-time or recurring reminders and let the bot post them on time, in every time zone, without hand-writing a single code.
Discord renders <t:UNIX:STYLE> markup as a live date. The UNIX value is seconds since 1 January 1970 and the style letter picks the format, from short time (t) to relative time (R). Every viewer sees it converted to their own time zone and language.
That is the point. Discord formats the timestamp on each member's device using their locale and time zone, so a single code works for a global community.
Anywhere Discord renders markdown: normal messages, embeds, event descriptions, channel topics and bot messages. Usernames and channel names do not support them.
Every Discord ID (user, message, server, channel) is a snowflake: a 64-bit number that encodes the creation time. Paste one into the decoder above to see exactly when it was created.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Write colored, bold and underlined text for Discord using ANSI code blocks. Highlight, pick a color, copy.
Design rich embeds and welcome messages with a live Discord preview, then export JSON for webhooks or the bot.
Tick the permissions a bot or role needs and get the permission integer plus a ready-to-use OAuth2 invite link.