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Discord Permissions Calculator

Tick permissions to get the integer, or paste an integer to decode it.

General server
Membership
Text
Voice
Events
Advanced

Tick the permissions you want and copy the integer, or paste an existing integer to see which permissions it grants. Administrator overrides every other permission on Discord.

Work out a Discord permissions integer

Discord permissions are a bitfield: each permission is a single bit, and a role or invite stores the combined value as one number. This calculator lets you tick permissions to build that number, or paste a number to see what it grants.

How to use the permissions calculator

  1. Tick the permissions you want to grant.
  2. Copy the integer that appears at the top.
  3. Use it in your bot code or in a bot invite link. To decode, paste an integer and read the ticked boxes.

Permission groups

  • General server: managing channels, roles, and the server itself.
  • Membership: invites, nicknames, kicks, bans, and timeouts.
  • Text and Voice: what members can do in channels.

Frequently asked questions

Discord stores a set of permissions as one number. Each permission is a bit, and the number is the sum of the bits that are turned on. Bots and invite links use this integer to request access.

Paste it into your bot library when creating roles or channel overwrites, or drop it into a bot invite link as the permissions value. Our bot invite generator can build that link for you.

Administrator grants every permission and bypasses channel-level restrictions. Use it sparingly, since it is the most powerful and most dangerous permission to hand out.

Yes. Paste a permissions integer into the field and the matching permissions are ticked, so you can see exactly what it grants.

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