Terms of Service
DisTools is provided for free and without warranty of any kind. Use everything at your own discretion.
All tools run in your browser. The only network requests are invite and vanity lookups against Discord's public API for read-only data.
This site is not affiliated with, maintained by, or sponsored by Discord Inc. Discord is a trademark of Discord Inc.
1. Using the tools
Every tool on this site runs client-side in your browser. When you paste a token, a webhook URL, a user ID or a message, that input is processed locally on your device. The handful of tools that talk to Discord's public API do so directly from your browser for read-only lookups such as invite info and vanity-code checks.
You are responsible for how you use the tools and the results they produce. The tools are provided as-is: we make no guarantee that a particular output works in a future version of Discord, and we are not liable for losses caused by relying on them.
2. Acceptable use
Please use this site for lawful, non-malicious purposes. Do not use the tools to spam servers, send unsolicited webhook messages, harvest personal data, or attempt to gain unauthorised access to accounts. Read-only utilities like the token decoder exist to help you understand how your own data works - not to compromise other people's accounts.
You may not scrape this site at scale, resell its content, or use it to build a competing service. The guides, emoji directories and tool descriptions are original content protected by copyright.
3. Availability and changes
This site may be updated, changed, or taken offline at any time without notice. We try to keep tools working as Discord evolves, but API changes and client updates occasionally break a feature. When that happens we fix it as quickly as we can.
These terms may be revised from time to time. Continued use of the site after a revision means you accept the updated terms. The canonical version of these terms is always the one published at /terms.
4. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, DisTools and its maintainers are not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages arising from your use of the site, the tools, or the content published here. In particular, double-check anything you send through a webhook or apply to a real server before you do it.
5. Intellectual property
The guides, emoji directories, tool descriptions, illustrations and code that make up this site are original works. You are welcome to reference or link to them, and to use the tools freely, but you may not republish substantial portions of the content, copy the design, or claim it as your own.
Discord, the Discord logo and related marks are trademarks of Discord Inc. Their use on this site is limited to identifying the platform the tools support and does not imply endorsement or affiliation.
6. No guarantees
Discord changes its client, its API and its policies without notice. A tool, size reference or formatting guide on this site may therefore become inaccurate at any time. We make no warranty that the site will be available, that a tool will always work, or that any output will be accepted by Discord now or in the future.
Where Discord's official documentation conflicts with this site, Discord's documentation wins. When you notice a conflict, please tell us so we can correct the page.
7. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the site operator is established. If any provision is found to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions stay in effect.
Questions about these terms can be sent through the contact page.
8. About these terms
These terms are written to be readable by humans, not just lawyers. Where a provision seems ambiguous, the interpretation that protects users and keeps the site free and open wins. The terms were last reviewed on 25 August 2026 and apply to every page under this domain, including tools, guides, the blog and the API routes used by the tools.
If a court finds part of these terms unenforceable, the rest remain in effect, and the unenforceable part is replaced with the closest legally valid expression of the same intent. Nothing in these terms creates a partnership, agency or employment relationship between you and the site operator.
The site may host third-party trademarks, which remain the property of their owners and are used here only to identify compatible platforms and software. Reference to any third party does not imply endorsement.
9. Acceptance
By using this site you confirm that you are old enough to accept these terms in your jurisdiction and that you understand them. If you do not agree with any part of these terms, the appropriate choice is simply to stop using the site - there is nothing to cancel, delete or unsubscribe from.
Using a tool is not an endorsement of these terms by you, and it is not a transfer of any rights. It is a plain, ordinary acceptance that the site and its tools are provided free of charge and as-is.
Frequently asked questions
Do I own what I generate with the tools?
Yes. The output you produce with any tool - a converted nickname, a formatted snippet, an embed payload - is yours to use however you like. We claim no rights over the content you generate, and we do not store or reuse it.
Can I link to this site from my server or blog?
Yes, and we appreciate it. Linking to individual pages, including deep links to specific tools and guides, is always welcome. Please do not frame the site inside your own layout or impersonate it.
What happens if Discord changes a feature the tools rely on?
We update the affected tools and guides as soon as we can confirm the new behaviour. In the meantime, a tool may fail without warning - that is exactly the kind of situation the limitation of liability above covers.