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Paste an emoji tag, an emoji link, or a whole message and download every custom emoji in it — one by one or as a ZIP. Stickers and server icons work too, and public servers show their full emoji list.
How to get an emoji's tag
This is one of Discord's built-in Lottie stickers — it downloads as its animation JSON, not an image.
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In any Discord channel, type a backslash followed by the emoji — \:pepe: — and send it. Instead of the picture, Discord shows the raw tag, like <:pepe:123456789012345678>, or <a:name:…> for animated emojis. Copy that message and paste it here; one tag or a whole message full of emojis both work. On desktop you can also right-click an emoji and copy its link.
Static emojis download as PNG and animated ones as GIF by default. WebP keeps animation in a much smaller file and works in Discord, browsers, and most chat apps. Emojis are uploaded at up to 128 pixels, so 128 is the sharpest real size; larger sizes are scaled up by Discord's CDN, which helps for slides or stream overlays.
Discord only shares a server's full emoji list with bots that are members of it — with one exception: servers listed in Server Discovery have a public preview. Paste an invite on the Server tab, and if the server is discoverable you get every emoji and sticker in one ZIP. For other servers, send the emojis you want in a message with backslashes and paste that message instead.
Emojis and stickers are served from Discord's public CDN, the same files your Discord app loads, and saving them for personal use is fine. Custom emoji art still belongs to the person who drew it: before uploading someone's emoji pack to your own server, ask the server or the artist, and credit them when you do.
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FAQ
Send the emoji with a backslash before it to see its raw tag, copy the tag or the whole message, and paste it above. Every custom emoji in it appears with a download button and a ZIP option.
Type \ followed by the emoji and send it: the tag <:name:ID> shows the ID as the long number. On desktop you can also right-click the emoji, copy its link, and read the number in the URL.
Yes. Animated emojis have tags starting with <a: and download as GIF or animated WebP. Pasting just an ID works too — the tool checks whether the emoji is animated.
For servers in Server Discovery, yes: paste an invite on the Server tab and download the whole set as a ZIP. Other servers don't publish their emoji list, so paste a message containing the emojis you want.
Open the Stickers tab and paste the sticker's link or ID — right-click a sticker on desktop and copy its link. PNG, APNG, and GIF stickers download as images; Discord's built-in Lottie stickers download as their animation JSON.
Paste any working invite link on the Server tab. You get the server icon at up to 4096 pixels, plus its banner and invite background when it has them — no need to join.
