Discord Emoji & Sticker Downloader

Type a backslash before the emoji in Discord chat (\:emojiname:) and send it. The message shows the raw tag — <:name:123456789012345678> for static emojis, <a:name:…> for animated ones. Paste that tag into the tool above. You can also right-click an emoji and Copy Link; the number in the URL is the ID.

Yes — that's the point of this tool. Paste the entire raw message (send it with backslashes before each emoji, then copy the result) and every custom emoji in it is extracted. Use "Download all as ZIP" to grab them in one file.

Yes. Animated emojis use the <a:name:id> tag format — the leading "a" flags animation — and download as GIF automatically. Static emojis download as PNG.

Not directly — Discord's API only lists a server's full emoji set to bots that are members of that server. What works: open the emoji picker, send the emojis you want in a message (with backslashes), and paste the message here. For bulk exports of your own server, a bot with the Manage Expressions permission is the reliable route.

Switch to the Stickers tab and paste the sticker ID (right-click a sticker → Copy Link — the number in the URL is the ID). PNG and APNG stickers download directly; APNG keeps the animation. Lottie stickers (Discord's built-in packs) are vector JSON animations, not images, so they can't convert to PNG faithfully.

Switch to the Server icon tab and paste any invite link for that server (discord.gg/…). We resolve the invite and serve the icon at up to 1024px. This works for any server with a working invite — you don't need to be a member.

No. Extensions were the old route because Discord’s CDN links were awkward to reach by hand, but the emoji ID is all that is actually needed — paste a tag or a whole message above and the file downloads straight from Discord. Skipping the extension also avoids granting a third party permission to read every page you visit, which is a lot of access for a file download.

Yes, if you can post the emojis in a message. Send them together with a backslash before each one, copy the resulting raw text, and paste it above — every emoji in it is extracted and "Download all as ZIP" gives you the set in one file. What no browser tool can do is enumerate a server’s full emoji list without being in that server, since Discord only exposes it to bots that are members.

The files are served from Discord's public CDN — the same URLs your Discord client loads. Downloading them for personal use is fine. If you re-upload emojis to your own server, respect the original artist's rights; many emoji packs are shared freely, but custom art belongs to its creator.