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A maker for the banner images you set on your Discord profile or server. Choose the type — Profile 600×240 (profile banner, 5:2) or Server 960×540 (server banner, 16:9) — and the output is fixed to that exact size (turn on high-res ×2 to export at double the dimensions for a crisper look). Type a heading (your server name, nickname or tagline) and an optional smaller caption line, then set the text position (top, center, bottom), alignment (left, center, right) and font (sans or serif). The background can be a plain color or a background image that fits (cover) to fill the banner; when art is present you can lay a soft shaded band behind the text for readability. Add an accent-colored underline bar beneath the heading to tie the colors together. Background, text and accent colors are each adjustable. Export the banner with Save PNG and upload it as your banner from Discord's user settings (profile) or server settings. Your art and text are never sent to a server — everything runs in your browser (only settings like type, position and colors are stored on your device for next time and can be cleared with Reset).
How to use
- Pick a type (Profile 600×240 / Server 960×540) and turn on high-res ×2 if you want.
- Type a heading and an optional caption, then set position, alignment, font and colors.
- Choose a plain color or a background image, add the accent underline, and press Save PNG to export.
FAQ
What size is a Discord banner?
A profile banner is 600×240px (5:2) and a server banner is 960×540px (16:9). Pick the type and this tool fixes the output to that exact size. Turn on high-res ×2 to export at double the dimensions for a sharper result on screen.
What is the difference between a profile banner and a server banner?
A profile banner is the wide strip across the top of your own user profile (600×240), while a server banner is the image shown on the server (960×540). They use different ratios, so choose the type that matches where you want to use it.
Can I use my own image as the background?
Yes. Use Add background image (drop or paste also works) and the picture fits (cover) to fill the whole banner. If the text is hard to read, turn on the option to lay a soft shaded band behind it.
Is my image or text uploaded?
No. Your background image, heading and caption are never sent to a server — everything is processed inside your browser, and the exported PNG is saved only to your device. Only settings like type, position and colors are stored locally for next time and can be cleared with Reset.