Discord Server Themes: Aesthetic Ideas with Color Schemes

• Server icon, banner, invite splash, and discovery cover imagery.
• Role colors and role icons (affecting display names and role badges).
• Embed accent colors from your bot or webhooks.
• Channel/category naming, emoji, and message styling conventions.

Discord does not provide a server‑wide theme or accent color that changes the core client UI for all members. A cohesive look comes from your assets, role colors, and embeds.

• Square, high‑res PNG/SVG; 512×512 or higher recommended for crisp scaling.
• Keep strong silhouette; test in light/dark backgrounds.

• Use a 16:9 image at 1920×1080 or larger for server banner, invite splash, and discovery cover.
• Center key artwork; edges may crop on different viewports.
• Prefer PNG/JPG under ~10MB; keep text minimal to avoid compression artifacts.

Aim for WCAG AA contrast (~4.5:1) for text on colored backgrounds. Role colors should remain readable on both dark and light client themes. Prefer mid‑saturation hues for names; reserve very bright colors for embeds or accents.

• Pick 1–2 accent colors and reuse them across banners, emojis, and embeds.
• Use neutrals (slate/stone) as the base; let accents carry your brand.

• Assign colors to top‑level roles only; avoid rainbow clutter.
• Test legibility for usernames on mobile and desktop.
• Use icons for special roles (boosters, staff) to add flair without more colors.

import { EmbedBuilder } from 'discord.js';

const embed = new EmbedBuilder()
  .setColor(0x5865F2) // your accent hex
  .setTitle('Welcome to the server!')
  .setDescription('Make sure to read the rules and pick your roles.');

channel.send({ embeds: [embed] });

Keep embed colors consistent with your banner/icon accent.