Gremmy

Everything Gremmy does.

One job, done carefully: getting emojis into your server without any risk of a mess.

What you can do

Copy from any message

Gremmy reads the custom emojis and stickers in a message and adds them to your server with their original names and animation.

How: right-click a message, choose Apps, then Steal emojis.

Undo for 10 minutes

Every import ends with an Undo button. It removes exactly the emojis that import added and nothing else, so a bad import costs you nothing.

How: press Undo on Gremmy's reply within 10 minutes.

Counts your slots first

Static and animated emojis have separate slot limits. Gremmy checks both before it starts, and if everything will not fit it offers to import what does.

How: automatic. Run /config check to see your free slots.

Packs you can reuse

Save a set of up to 50 emojis, edit it later and import it into any server you manage. The images are stored, so a pack still works after the original server is gone.

How: right-click a message, then Save as pack. See Packs below.

Watches and schedules

Let Gremmy watch a channel and offer new emojis as they appear, or queue an import to run at a time that suits you.

How: see /help in Discord for the options.

Plain-English errors

When an emoji cannot be added you get the reason and the fix, such as a missing permission, a full server or a rate limit, instead of a vague failure.

How: shown in Gremmy's reply after each import.

A dashboard for everything

Log in with Discord to manage your packs, see how many emojis you have imported and check emoji slots in every server you manage.

How: open the dashboard and log in.

Share a pack

Make a pack public and send its link. People can browse it and import it, but they cannot change it. Packs are private until you decide otherwise.

How: open a pack in the dashboard and choose Make public.

How packs work

A pack is a saved set of emojis. Make it once, use it in as many servers as you like.

1

Save

Right-click any message with emojis and choose Save as pack, or build one from the dashboard.

2

Edit

Rename it, add or remove emojis, and choose whether it is private or public.

3

Import

Bring in the whole pack or only the emojis you pick, into any server where you can manage emojis.

Commands

Everything also works from the right-click menu and the dashboard.

/emoji

Add, list, rename and delete emojis in your server.

/pack create

Save a set of emojis as a pack.

/pack view

Open a pack to import, edit, rename or delete it.

/pack import

Import a saved pack, fitting what it can.

/config check

Check permissions, slots and settings for your server.

/stats leaderboard

See the top importers and servers.

/support

Donate or check your supporter status.

/request

Ask the developer for help with your server.

/help

Read about every feature without leaving Discord.

Setup and permissions

Manage Expressions is the one permission Gremmy needs. It lets the bot add and remove emojis and stickers.

After you add Gremmy, run /config check. It tells you if anything is missing and how many emoji slots your server has free.

Questions people ask

Can I undo an import?

Yes. Each import shows an Undo button for 10 minutes.

What happens when my server is full?

Gremmy tells you how many slots are free and offers to import only the emojis that fit.

Does it cost anything?

No. Every feature is free. You can donate through /support to help keep it running.

Who can see my private packs?

Only you.

Can I share a pack?

Yes. Open it in the dashboard, choose Make public, and send people its link. They can import it but cannot change it.

Does it work with stickers and animated emojis?

Yes. Animated emojis keep their animation, and static and animated slots are counted separately.

Ready to try it?

It takes about ten seconds to add Gremmy to a server.