# Bot Personalizer Give your bot a unique identity that matches your server's theme. You can either go for a **simple setup** (just change the avatar and nickname — no technical steps required) or a **full custom bot setup** using your own Discord bot token. {% hint style="info" %} **Subscription Required:** This feature requires an active [Gold tier Patreon subscription](https://www.patreon.com/clashperk) or a [Lifetime subscription](https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/9MUE99PA4JYN2). {% endhint %} *** ## Quick Customize (No Token Required) Don't want to deal with the Discord Developer Portal? No problem. You can still give ClashPerk a personalized look on your server without creating a custom bot. 1. Run the `/bot-personalizer` command in your server. 2. Click the **Quick Customize** button. 3. A modal will appear — upload an avatar image and/or enter a nickname. 4. Submit the modal and the changes will apply instantly. **Avatar requirements:** PNG, GIF, JPG, or WEBP | 1024×1024 (1:1 aspect ratio) | Max 10MB This approach keeps things simple — no bot token, no emoji servers, and no technical setup needed. *** ## Full Custom Bot Setup (Token Required) For a completely branded experience — your own bot name, avatar, and presence — you can connect a custom Discord bot using a token. This setup also requires inviting your bot to our 14 custom emoji servers so that game icons display correctly. {% hint style="warning" %} **Security Notice:** Your bot token is a highly sensitive credential. Never share it with anyone. If you suspect it has been compromised, reset it immediately from the Discord Developer Portal. {% endhint %} ### How to Create and Set Up a Custom Bot **Step 1 — Run the bot-personalizer command** Run `/bot-personalizer` in your Discord server and click the **Developer Portal** button to open the Discord Developer Portal in your browser.

Step 1 — Run /bot-personalizer and click Developer Portal

**Step 2 — Create a new application** On the Discord Developer Portal Applications page, click **New Application** in the top-right corner.

**Step 3 — Name your bot** Enter a name for your bot (you can change it later), tick the **Terms of Service** checkbox, then click **Create**.

Step 3 — Enter a name, accept ToS, and click Create

**Step 4 — Your application is created** Your application is now created. You can optionally set an avatar image here. Make note of your **Application ID** — you may need it later.

Step 4 — Application created (optionally set an avatar)

**Step 5 — Navigate to OAuth2** After setting your avatar (if desired), click **Save Changes**, then navigate to the **OAuth2** section in the left sidebar.

**Step 6 — Open the URL Generator** Under OAuth2, click **URL Generator** in the left sidebar.

**Step 7 — Generate an invite URL** Under **Scopes**, select **bot**. Under **Bot Permissions**, select **Administrator**. Copy the generated URL at the bottom of the page.

Step 7 — Select bot scope + Administrator permission, copy the URL

**Step 8 — Open the invite URL** Open a **new browser tab** and paste the copied URL into the address bar.

Step 8 — Open a new tab and paste the URL

**Step 9 — Add the bot to your server** Select your Discord server from the dropdown, click **Continue**, then **Authorize**. Once done, close this tab and return to the Developer Portal.

Step 9 — Select your server, authorize, then close the tab

**Step 10 — Navigate to the Bot tab and reset the token** In the Developer Portal, go to the **Bot** section in the left sidebar and click **Reset Token**. Confirm when prompted.

Step 10 — Go to Bot tab and click Reset Token

**Step 11 — Copy the bot token** A token will be displayed — **copy it immediately**, as it will not be shown again. Scroll down to configure additional bot settings.

Step 11 — Copy the token (it won't be shown again)

**Step 12 — Configure bot settings** Scroll down on the Bot page and do the following: * **Disable** the **Public Bot** toggle so only you can add it to servers. * **Enable** all three Privileged Gateway Intents: **Presence Intent**, **Server Members Intent**, and **Message Content Intent**. Click **Save Changes**.

Step 12 — Disable Public Bot and enable all three intents

**Step 12.5 — Configure Installation settings** Navigate to the **Installation** section in the left sidebar. Make sure both **User Install** and **Guild Install** are checked under Installation Contexts, and set the **Install Link** to **None**.

Step 12.5 — Enable both installation contexts and set Install Link to None

**Step 13 — Return to Discord and click Let's begin** Go back to your Discord server where you ran `/bot-personalizer` and click the **Let's begin** button in the ClashPerk message.

Step 13 — Click Let's begin in your Discord server

**Step 14 — Submit your bot token** A **Bot Personalizer** modal will appear. Paste the token you copied in Step 11 into the **Bot Token** field and click **Submit**.

Step 14 — Paste the bot token and click Submit

**Step 15 — Your bot is live!** ClashPerk will set up your custom bot within a few minutes. Once deployed, your bot will appear online in your server with its own name and avatar.

Finally, invite your custom bot to our emoji servers so it can display game icons properly. Join our [support server](https://discord.gg/ppuppun) to get the invite links to the emoji servers. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.clashperk.com/features/bot-personalizer.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.