emoji create and sticker create both look in the same order, most directly
tied to your message first:
An attachment on your own message.
Something you typed — a URL, a <:custom:123> emoji, a message link.
The message you replied to — its sticker, its emojis, or its image.
Recent channel history, only as a last resort.
steal (aliases boonk, jeboink) is the fast one — reply to a message and every custom emoji reacted to it gets added to your server. emoji create reactions <message> does the same thing with an explicit message.
emoji delete takes as many emojis as you want, with or without spaces between them, and accepts :name: shortcodes, IDs or plain names. Anything it can’t find in the server is reported at the end rather than aborting the whole command. Discord is slow at deleting emojis, so it posts a progress message and updates it as it goes.emoji delete duplicates compares the actual images, so re-uploads under different names get caught.
Exports every emoji as a zip. Restoring uploads them back, reporting progress and skipping anything that would exceed your server’s emoji slots. This is the practical way to move an emoji set between servers.Aliases: export, dump, zip / import, load.
Appends your server’s vanity or invite to every sticker name. Since sticker names travel with the sticker when someone uses it elsewhere, this is free advertising. Aliases: vanity, link, url.
