How it works
Paste a bot’s or app’s ID (Developer Mode on, right-click the bot, Copy User ID; for bots the user ID and app ID are the same). The tool shows the app’s public profile from Discord: name, description, tags, whether anyone can add it, and whether it needs a code grant.
You also get the icon in full resolution for downloading, links to the app’s terms and privacy policy if it has them, and a ready-made invite link to add the bot to a server.
This is handy for checking a bot before you add it, for grabbing a high-resolution avatar, or for building your own bot’s invite link.
Questions
Where do I find a bot’s ID?
Turn on Developer Mode in Discord (User Settings, Advanced). Right-click the bot in the member list and choose Copy User ID.
What does “public bot” mean?
Anyone with Manage Server permission can add it. Private bots can only be added by their owner.
Why does the invite link ask for permissions?
The default link only asks for bot and slash command access. Use the permissions calculator to build a link that requests exactly the permissions the bot needs.