Link in bio for Discord, on your profile and your server

To use mychar.gg as a link in bio for Discord, build your page at mychar.gg/yourname, then open User Settings, go to Profiles, and paste the URL into your About Me. Discord turns it into a clickable link on your profile card. If you run a server, you can also pin the page in a channel or add it to your welcome and rules so new members find everything in one spot.

Placing your link in bio for Discord

Discord does not give you a dedicated website field, so your About Me is the main slot, and a mychar.gg link there covers the gap. For a community, drop the page in a pinned message, the server description, or a links channel. Because you edit the page and not each message, updating a link across your whole server means changing one thing.

Customization that fits a community

Discord is where a lot of gamers and creators actually gather, so the page you send them to should feel active. The Discord integration shows your server with a live member count and an invite button right on your page, which turns a profile visit into a join. Add a game library with your in-game handles so people know how to squad up, show your setup, and post clips that play in place. You can style the page with your community's colors, fonts, and effects so it reads as an extension of the server.

Changes preview live before publishing, and built-in analytics show which links and invites get clicked. Our Discord integration guide covers connecting your account and server.

The Free plan already includes Discord integration, your page, unlimited links, and a game library at no cost, with no trial. Pro (a one-time EUR 6.99) and Elite (a one-time EUR 12.99) add effects, video clips, and higher limits; see the pricing page. A custom domain add-on is EUR 2.99 per month if you want your own address.