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Discord

Broadcast to a Discord channel right now. Create a channel webhook, paste the URL, and PostMyIsh posts to it — no bot, no OAuth, no review.

Instant connectDiscord Webhooks

At a glance

APIDiscord Webhooks
ConnectionInstant — paste a credential, no review
FormatsImage, Video, Text
Character limit2,000
MediaSupported — pass a public URL

Connect Discord

Discord is an instant connect — no developer app and no review. Create the credential below, then add Discord from the dashboard’s Accounts page. These are the fields it needs:

FieldSend asRequiredWhere to find it
Webhook URLsecretwebhookUrlRequiredChannel → Integrations → Webhooks

Everything marked secret is sealed with AES-256-GCM before storage — see Connecting accounts.

Publish to Discord

Once connected, Discord is just another id in your platforms array. One call publishes:

curl https://postmyish.com/api/v1/posts \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $POSTMYISH_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"caption":"🚀 v2 is live — full changelog in the thread","platforms":["discord"]}'

The same request can fan out to Telegram, X and more — add their ids to the array. See Publish everywhere at once.

What you can do

  • Posts today. POST to a channel webhook — genuinely live now.
  • Image embeds. Pass a media URL and we attach it as an embed.
  • 2,000 characters. Discord's real message ceiling, respected on send.
  • Message id. We use ?wait=true so the real message id comes back.

Live today

Fully live with no app review — a channel webhook is the entire setup. Great for changelogs, ships, and community broadcasts today.

FAQ

Is this really live?

Yes. A Discord webhook needs no bot, OAuth, or review — paste the URL and a publish appears in the channel immediately.

How do I get a webhook URL?

In Discord: channel → Edit → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook → Copy URL. Paste it when connecting.

Can I post images?

Yes — pass a media URL and we attach it as an image embed on the message.

Do I get a message id?

Yes — we call the webhook with ?wait=true, so Discord returns the created message and we store its id.