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Message #general
Discord
Bug triage in #general
Discord's row-based layout with coloured usernames and inline timestamps — a reproduction, diagnosis and green test run in four lines.
Open the Discord generator →Discord examples
Discord chat screenshot examples
Discord mockups follow different rules from phone chats: a channel header instead of a contact, row-based messages, and coloured usernames that carry a role. The examples here are rendered by our Discord chat generator, from #general triage to an announcements-style scene.
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Message #announcements
Discord
Community event announcement
A creator pinning an event in #announcements with coloured roles and quick member reactions — Discord's community rhythm in one screen.
Open the Discord generator →Design details we reproduce
- Row-based message layout with compact avatars and inline timestamps
- Per-member username colours that read like role colours
- Channel-style header with a subtitle instead of a presence line
- Dark mode as the native tone, with a light render available too
Where these scenes shine
Bug triage and community event threads are the two Discord staples — one shows the tool as a workspace, the other as a creator's community hub.
Make your Discord mockup →Discord mockup questions
Can I change the channel name?
Yes — the Title field is the channel name and the Subtitle field sits under it, so you can set #general, #announcements or your own community's naming.
Do usernames keep their colours?
Each participant can have their own colour, applied to their username on every message — the same way role colours colourise Discord member names.
Is there a dark mode version?
One example is already dark, and the generator's Appearance toggle flips the entire mockup — bubbles, header and background — in one click.