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Discord Text Formatter

Bold, italic, underline, spoilers, quotes and code blocks — the full Discord syntax in one toolbar.

Why format text on Discord?

Discord communities live or die by how readable their announcements are. The platform's Markdown support is wide, but the modifier-key shortcuts are easy to forget — a toolbar makes it instant for moderators and event organisers alike.

Best practices for Discord

  • Hide late-game spoilers behind ||spoiler tags||; it's the Discord convention everyone respects.
  • Use > quote lines when replying so context is visible even after the channel scrolls past.
  • Triple-backtick code blocks support a language tag for syntax highlighting (```ts on the first line).
  • Heads-up: bots and slash-command outputs may need an extra parse-mode setting — test in #bot-spam first.

Format for other platforms

Discord formatter FAQ

Two underscores on each side: __underline__. Combine with bold for both effects: __**bold underline**__.

Yes — Discord parses the same Markdown when the message content is sent via a webhook. Embeds also support a subset of the syntax.

Yes. Tap to reveal on iOS and Android. Long-press to copy spoiler text out as plain.

Wrap the block with triple backticks (```). Add a language identifier on the first line for syntax highlighting — js, ts, py, json, and more.

No. This formatter writes Discord Markdown, which works in messages but not in nicknames, usernames, server names or status. For a styled nickname, use a Unicode font generator such as BoldlyType's fancy text generator, then paste the result into the nickname field.

Discord formatting guides