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Publishing Embeds

Save your embed scripts and share them on the discover page.

Overview

Anything you build with greed's embed scripting can be saved to your account and then published to the discover page, where anyone can browse it and copy it into their own server with one click.

We regularly pick creators from the discover page and hand out free premium for it. Publishing genuinely good, reusable scripts is the easiest way to get noticed — there's no application and no form to fill in.

Step 1 — Build the embed

Write a script and render it to see how it looks. Nothing is saved at this stage.

,embed create {title: Welcome!}$v{description: Glad you're here, {user.mention}}

Alias: ,ce

Already have an embed you like somewhere? ,embed copy turns an existing message back into a script for you — reply to the message, or pass its link. Alias: ,cembed.

Full syntax is covered in Embeds, Variables and Components.

Step 2 — Save it to your account

Give the script a name so you can reuse it.

,embed save welcome-card {title: Welcome!}$v{description: Glad you're here, {user.mention}}

Saved embeds belong to your account, not a server, so they follow you everywhere greed is.

Step 3 — Publish it

,embed publish (name) (category) [description]

For example:

,embed publish welcome-card Welcome A clean welcome card with the member count
  • name — one of your saved embeds. You can only publish something you already own.
  • category — one from the list below. Case doesn't matter.
  • description — optional, up to 200 characters. This is what people read on the discover page, so make it count.

You can have 10 published embeds at a time. Re-publishing a name you've already published updates it in place and does not count again toward that limit — so fixing a typo or improving a script is free.

Categories

Pick the surface your script is actually for — it's how people filter the page.

Joins & Leaves
Welcome, Goodbye, Join DM, Ping on Join
Engagement
Boost, Leveling, Starboard, Giveaway, Economy
Roles
Reaction Roles, Button Roles, Vanity
Automation
Autoresponder, Sticky, Bump Reminder, Reminders, Feeds
Staff
Tickets, Moderation, Logging
Other
Confessions, Pagination, Music, Other

Step 4 — Manage what you've published

How copies are counted

Each person can copy a given embed once, ever. Copying it a second time won't move the number.

That's deliberate: it means the copy count reflects how many people found your script useful, not how many times someone clicked. It's the ranking people see when they sort by most copied, and it's the number we look at when picking creators for premium.

A short, honest description and a sensible category do more for your copy count than anything else. Most people browse a category and read descriptions — a script called test2 with no description rarely gets copied, no matter how good it is.

Getting picked

There's no application. We look through the discover page regularly and hand out premium to people whose scripts are genuinely being used.

What tends to stand out:

  • It works out of the box. Someone copies it, pastes it, and it renders — no missing variables, no broken image links.
  • It uses variables well. A card that adapts with variables beats a hardcoded one.
  • It's in the right category with a description that says what it actually does.
  • It's yours. Publishing someone else's script as your own is the one thing that will get you passed over.

Quantity isn't the metric — one script that 200 people copied says far more than ten nobody found.