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discord-markdown

Discord-specific markdown syntax for formatting message strings. Use when constructing strings that will be sent as Discord messages, including: text formatting (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, spoilers), headers, subtext, code blocks, block quotes, lists, and masked links.

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Installation

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Skill instructions

Discord Markdown

Discord uses a variant of Markdown with some unique syntax. Key differences from standard Markdown:

  • Underline: __text__ (not standard)
  • Spoilers: ||text||
  • Subtext: -# text
  • Combinations like underline+bold+italic

Text Formatting

Style Syntax Example
Italic *text* or _text_ italic
Bold **text** bold
Bold Italic ***text*** bold italic
Underline __text__
Strikethrough ~~text~~ strikethrough
Spoiler ||text|| (hidden until clicked)
Combinations
__*underline italic*__
__**underline bold**__
__***underline bold italic***__

Headers

Require a space after #. Must be at line start.

# Large Header
## Medium Header
### Small Header

Subtext

Small, subdued text. Requires space after -#. Must be at line start.

-# This appears as subtext

Code

Inline: `code`

Multi-line:

```
code block
multiple lines
```

With syntax highlighting:

```python
print("hello")
```

Block Quotes

Single line (space required after >):

> This is a quote

Multi-line (everything after >>> is quoted):

>>> This is a
multi-line quote

Lists

Bulleted (space required after - or *):

- Item one
- Item two
* Also works

Indented (2 spaces before bullet):

- Parent
  - Child
  - Child

Numbered:

1. First
2. Second

Masked Links

[Click here](https://example.com)

Common Patterns

Formatted user mention: <@user_id> Formatted channel: <#channel_id> Formatted role: <@&role_id> Custom emoji: <:name:id> or <a:name:id> (animated) Timestamp: <t:unix_timestamp:format>

Timestamp formats: t (short time), T (long time), d (short date), D (long date), f (short datetime), F (long datetime), R (relative)

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-28
Branch
main

Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.

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