Discord Setup Guide

Send form submission notifications to Discord channels. Create a webhook and receive rich embeds.

Free on all plans. Discord notifications are included on every FormBlade plan, including the free Personal plan (50 messages/month). Most form services charge for this.

Setup steps

1Open your Discord server

Open Discord (desktop app or browser) and navigate to the server where you want to receive form notifications.

2Edit the channel

Right-click the channel you want notifications in and select Edit Channel. You need the "Manage Webhooks" permission for this channel.

3Create a webhook

Go to Integrations → Webhooks and click New Webhook.

4Configure the webhook

Name it (e.g., "FormBlade") and optionally set a custom avatar. This name and avatar will appear as the "sender" when notifications are posted to the channel.

5Copy the webhook URL

Click Copy Webhook URL. The URL starts with:

https://discord.com/api/webhooks/123456789/abcdef...

Copy this URL.

6Configure FormBlade

Log in to your FormBlade dashboard. Open the form you want to configure, go to Settings → Notifications, and click Discord. Paste the webhook URL and click Save.

7Send a test message

Click Send test message in the Discord notification settings. You should see a rich embed appear in your Discord channel within a few seconds.

Tips

Custom appearance: You can customize the webhook name and avatar in Discord's webhook settings. This is what appears as the "sender" when notifications are posted, so you can make it match your brand or form name.

Messages are formatted as Discord rich embeds with a purple accent color. Each form field is displayed as an embed field with the label and submitted value.

Multiple forms

You can use the same Discord webhook URL on multiple forms. Each embed includes the form name in the title, making it easy to identify which form the submission came from. All alerts land in the same channel.

Availability

PlanDiscord notifications
Personal (free)50 per month
Pro3,000 per month
BusinessUnlimited