This is an example of a Discord embed:



To get an embed to show up in a Discord channel you will need to first have an event, usually this is either a timed thing or it could be a command (which is what I will use in the tutorial):


The contents of an embed can be any or all of the following things but here is a list of them (each is represented in the example image).

Title and Description:

In this section we had the title which is a string, the title URL which responds to a click event and takes the user to a website, the thumbnail which is just a small icon next to the title, and a description which is also a string.

Author:

In this section we had the author name which is a string, the author URL which responds to a click event and takes the user to a website, and the author icon which is an icon next to the author string.

Colour:

In this section we had the embed colour, in this example I used an RGB value but you could also just use the built in Minecraft colours such as red, yellow, blue, or purple.

Fields:

In this section we had the fields, these being inline fields and basic fields. An inline field is displayed in a grid fashion where the basic fields are displayed in a vertical list. The name of the field is a small title and the value is a description. You can also add lots more fields than I did in this example.

Image:

This is the largest image in the embed.

Footer and Timestamp:

This section has the footer which is a string at the bottom of the embed, the footer icon which is a small image next to the footer, and the timestamp which is a little date and time thing next to the footer.

Final line:

This is the last line you need but it can't be indented

Those were all the components in an embed. For a full tutorial click here: Discord Embed Tutorial with DiSKy

Here is what the code should look like compiled: