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Every media command works the same way: attach an image, reply to a message with one, paste a URL, or use an emoji. If you give it nothing, it uses the most recent image in the channel.

Effects

Place an image into a scene:billboard • book • circuitboard • flag • flag static • fortunecookie • globe • locket • rainbow • tattoo • terraria • toaster • valentine • aprilfools • ahshit • drip • femurbreaker • sweden • speech

GIF tools

Quotes

Turns a message into a stylised quote image. Reply to a message, pass a link, or forward one. Aliases: qt, gifquote, gq.
Automatically forwards generated quotes to a channel. Requires Manage Channels.

Audio and video

!vocals uses source separation to split a track into vocals and instrumental. Slower than the other commands — it’s doing real work — but the results are genuinely usable.

Text to speech

tts channel speaks it in your voice channel instead of sending a file. Alias: speak.

Reading images

Aliases: optical / answer, brain / hex, colour, dom.

Finding images

tenor requires Embed Links. See Pinterest and AI & search for more.

Notes

  • Discord’s upload limit applies to the result — 10 MB without boosts. Large GIFs are the usual casualty.
  • Effects on animated GIFs process every frame, so they take noticeably longer than on a still image.
  • Some commands have cooldowns. If one is refused, wait a moment.

Command reference

The full list is long — !help media gives you a browsable version in Discord, and mira.party/commands has everything searchable.