Skip to content

Forms

Off by default

Collect applications, reports and sign-ups through Discord pop-up forms or on the web. Staff review each submission and can hand out roles when they accept.

On this page
  1. Open the dashboard and pick your server. Sign in with Discord if you haven’t.
  2. Find Forms in the module list (press / to filter it, or ⌘K and type its name) and turn it on.
  3. Go through the settings below. Simple mode shows the essentials; switch to Advanced for the rest.
  4. Try it in Discord: /form. Staff can restrict or turn off each command in Commands.

Tips

  • Use a web form when you need more than five questions.

SettingsLink to this section

What you’ll find on the Forms page of the dashboard. Settings marked Advanced only show in Advanced mode.

Review

ReviewersRoles
Members with these roles can accept or deny submissions of every form. Moderators always can.
Choices in DiscordAdvancedChoice
Radio buttons and checkboxes are easier to use, but Discord allows them only up to 10 options; longer lists always use a dropdown.

CommandsLink to this section

Each command works as a slash command and with your server’s prefix. Staff can restrict or turn off any of them in Commands.

/form

Everyone

Fill in and manage forms

/form fill <form>/form list/form panel <form> [channel]/form open <form>/form close <form>/form submissions <form> [user]?form [fill|list|panel|open|close|submissions] <form>

Also works as ?forms, ?apply, ?application

7 options
fill form
The form (name or number)
panel form
The form (name or number)
panel channel (optional)
Where to post it (default: here)
open form
The form (name or number)
close form
The form (name or number)
submissions form
The form (name or number)
submissions user (optional)
Only this member’s submissions
Examples
  • ?form Staff application
  • ?form list
  • ?form panel "Staff application" #apply

Ready to try Forms?

Pick your server, turn it on and save. Changes reach Discord in seconds.

We use Google Analytics to see which pages and features get used. It never gets your Discord ID, server names or messages. No ads, and we don’t sell your data. Read our Cookie Policy.