Embed Builder
Build and post a custom embed - title, color, body, and image, all set with buttons - and edit it again later just by replying to the message it posted.
This is Pixie's own in-Discord panel. If you're instead writing a full script for a specific system (welcome messages, boost shoutouts, level-ups, etc.), the visual Embed Builder is a form-based way to build one without hand-writing the syntax.
Posting
$embed [#channel]
Also $eb, $embedbuilder, /embed create. Opens the builder for
the given channel, or the current one. The panel has buttons for Title, Color, Set Body, Set Image,
and a Stickied toggle, plus a live preview that updates as you go - nothing posts until you hit
Post.
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Title | Short text modal |
| Color | 25 presets, or a custom hex |
| Set Body | Same "I'm Ready" / type-it-in-chat flow as other multi-line prompts, or "Open in Form" for a modal instead |
| Set Image | Direct image URL only |
| Stickied | Off by default - when on, Pixie keeps re-posting it at the bottom of the channel automatically, the same way the confessions disclaimer stays pinned |
A Raw Body button shows the current body's exact text in a code block (ephemeral) - handy for copying the precise markdown/formatting back out rather than retyping it.
Removing a stickied embed
A normal embed, you'd just delete the message. A stickied one is different - delete it by hand (right-click → Delete in Discord) and Pixie still thinks it should exist, so it just posts a fresh copy again within about 10 seconds. Two ways to actually get rid of it:
- Reply to it with
$embed delete(also$eb's "Removing" below) - this stops Pixie from tracking it and then deletes the message, in that order, so nothing comes back. - Or reply with
$eb, turn the Stickied button to Off, hit Save, and delete the message yourself afterward (or leave it - it'll just sit there like a normal embed from then on).
Editing
$eb (reply to the embed)
$embed edit (reply to the embed)
Also /embed edit <link/id>. Reopens the builder pre-filled with that embed's
current data - editing it and hitting Post updates the original message in place instead of posting
a new one.
Copying
$embed copy <message link>Also /embed copy. Starts a brand new embed prefilled with another tracked embed's data - the original is never touched.
Removing
$embed delete (reply to the embed)Also $embed destroy, /embed delete <link/id>. Deletes the message and stops tracking it.