DWEEB — Discord Message Builder
DWEEB is a free, source-available Discord message builder that runs in your browser.
Design a webhook message visually — embed-style containers, sections, buttons, select
menus and media — check a measured, high-fidelity preview as you type, then send or share
the result with no account. Sign in when you want to schedule a post. It supports
Discord's Components V2 layout system, imports classic embed payloads and converts them
into editable Components V2, and the core builder needs no account or installation.
DWEEB is local by default: your working draft and browser saves stay on
your device, while default share links keep their message data in the URL fragment.
Optional features such as short links, schedules, server libraries, Activities, feedback,
AI, billing, and plugins use the connected services needed to work. The Privacy Policy
explains exactly what each feature sends and retains.
What you can do
- Build messages visually with containers, sections, buttons, and media galleries.
- Add text displays, thumbnails, file attachments, separators, and select menus.
- See a measured, high-fidelity Discord-style live preview as you edit.
- Share any message through a single URL, or export and import message JSON.
- Send messages straight to your Discord webhook, or edit one you already posted.
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Keep working drafts and browser saves local unless you choose a server-backed feature.
Every Components V2 component, in one editor
The builder supports every component a Discord webhook can send: Containers, Sections,
Text Displays, Buttons (link, action, and premium styles), String / User / Role /
Mentionable / Channel select menus, Thumbnails, Media Galleries, Files, and Separators. It
enforces Discord's limits as you build and tells you when a message needs an
application-owned webhook.
Frequently asked questions
Is DWEEB free?
Yes — the full builder is free for noncommercial use and source-available, requires no
account, and runs as a browser-based editor. Optional per-server Plus/Pro upgrades only
raise quotas on extras like scheduled posts and saved messages — no feature is ever locked
behind a plan.
Is DWEEB private?
DWEEB's core editor is local by default: working drafts, browser saves, recent webhook
URLs, attachments, and AI keys stay on your device. Default share links keep message data
in the URL fragment. Optional short links, schedules, server libraries, Activities,
feedback, AI, billing, and plugins transmit or store the data required for that feature;
see the Privacy Policy for the full inventory and retention details.
Do I need a Discord bot?
No. Any webhook URL works for posting messages with text, media, and link buttons. A bot-
or application-owned webhook is only needed for interactive buttons and select menus that
respond to clicks.
Can I edit a message I already sent?
Yes. Restore a message your webhook posted, edit it, and update it in place.
Is DWEEB open source?
DWEEB is source-available rather than OSI open source. The full source is on GitHub and
it's free for noncommercial use under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0; commercial
use is not permitted. Read the code, file an issue, or contribute at
github.com/FaizoKen/DWEEB.
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Source-available
DWEEB is source-available and free for noncommercial use under the PolyForm Noncommercial
License 1.0.0 — personal, hobby, study, and nonprofit use are welcome; commercial use is
not permitted. Browse the code, file an issue, or contribute at
github.com/FaizoKen/DWEEB.
Built-in features
DWEEB does more than build a message. Browse the
features — self-assignable
self & reaction roles, a
support ticket system,
one-click giveaways,
pop-up application forms,
canned auto-replies,
scheduled posts
and a
webhook manager —
each designed visually and attached to your message in a few clicks. Every feature labels
whether it uses a normal webhook, an app-owned destination, or an installed app.
Ready-made message templates
Browse the
Discord message template gallery — free,
customizable starting points for welcome messages, server rules, announcements,
reaction-role menus, giveaways, support tickets, and more. Open any one in the builder,
edit it, and post it through a webhook.
Guides and references
The guide library covers the practical side:
Components V2
types and limits,
creating a webhook, Discord markdown,
dynamic timestamps,
webhook
rate limits and
security. Prefer a
task-focused entry point? Start from the
Discord message builder
overview, or go straight to the
webhook builder or the
embed builder.
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