Discord Badge Checker & List
Discord badges mark special statuses like HypeSquad, Early Supporter, Bug Hunter, Active Developer and more. This reference lists every badge, explains how to earn it, and shows which ones you can check on a profile.
- Free, no limits
- No login
- Runs in your browser
Works at Discord.
Owns a partnered server.
Represents Discord at events.
Reported a bug that got accepted.
Member of HypeSquad Bravery house.
Member of HypeSquad Brilliance house.
Member of HypeSquad Balance house.
Subscribed to Nitro in its first year.
Reported many accepted bugs.
Early verified bot owner.
Owns an active application.
About this tool
Discord badges are the small icons on a profile that mark special statuses. Some are earned, some are tied to a role, and a few are limited to specific people.
This reference lists every badge, what it means, and how it is earned.
How to use
Browse the badge reference.
Check which badges exist and how to earn them.
Use the bitfield decoder to read badge flags from a user ID.
Badges are bits in public_flags
Profile badges come from a `public_flags` integer on the user object, where each bit is one badge - Staff, Partner, the three HypeSquad houses, Bug Hunter at two levels, Early Supporter, Verified Developer, Active Developer and Moderator Programme Alumni among them.
Reading them is the same bitwise operation as permissions: test each bit against the value. Because they are on the public user object, badges are visible to anyone who can fetch the profile.
Nitro and boosting badges are the exception. They are not in public_flags because subscription state is private, which is why they appear on a profile in the client but cannot be read from the public API.
Which are still obtainable
Several are closed permanently. Early Supporter was awarded to accounts with Nitro before a cutoff in 2018 and cannot be earned now. The original HypeSquad Events badge and the Moderator Programme Alumni badge are similarly historical.
Active Developer is the one most people can still get: it requires owning an application that has run at least one command in the last 30 days, and is claimed through the Developer Portal. The HypeSquad house badges remain open through a questionnaire.
How badges are stored
Badges are stored as a bitfield integer in a user's public_flags. Each bit represents a different badge. Tools can decode this to show which badges a user has.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the Active Developer badge?
Own an application on the Discord Developer Portal that has run at least one slash command in the last 30 days.
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