Upload emojis

By selecting the Upload option in the emoji tool menu, you can pass a path relative to where the CLI was run, to a folder of image files. The CLI will then filter all image files that meet the requirements to become emojis:

• File type: JPEG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, AVIF
• Maximum file size: 256 KB
• Recommended dimensions: 128 x 128
• Naming: Emoji names must be at least 2 characters long and can only contain alphanumeric characters and underscores.

Path to images

The CLI will ask you to enter the path, so it is recommended that you run it with the terminal open in the images folder:

Consider this example folder:

icons/
├── dashboard/
│   ├── home.png
│   ├── settings.jpg
│   ├── stats.gif
│   └── users.png
├── economy/
│   ├── coin.png
│   ├── wallet.jpg
│   ├── shop.gif
│   └── bank.png
└── navigation/
    ├── arrow_left.png
    ├── arrow_right.jpg
    ├── menu.gif
    └── close.png

Running the CLI with the terminal open in the icons folder, you can pass the relative path to the folders that contain images that will become emojis:

Provide the image directory path
> ./economy

This way the CLI will get the files coin.png, wallet.jpg, shop.gif and bank.png. They will be sent to the discord API to create emojis for the selected application.

Or if you prefer to send all the images from all the subfolders you can specify the current directory:

Provide the image directory path
> ./

This way the CLI will search for images in all folders and subfolders of this directory.

Overwriting methods

If your application already has emojis, it is possible that some of them have the same name as the new ones you are uploading. With this in mind, you can choose from 3 overwriting methods:

After selecting one of the methods, the emoji sending process will begin. They will be sent one by one to the Discord API to avoid Rate Limit Abuse, so you will have to wait for the process to complete.

When the process is complete, all emojis will be available in your application and ready to use.