Then simply right-click on the image and select 'Copy Image Address' Simply go to that other server, (or if you have Nitro, on any server), go to a channel, enter the emoji so that it shows up on the screen.

If you're using desktop browser, it's easy to get the URL address. How to get URL of an emoji that's on another server In this case you simply specify the emoji directly.

If you have Nitro, and thus can access emojis from another server, another way to add an emoji is to simply specify the name. Note that you first mention the bot name, followed by the word 'add', then whatever you want to call the emoji, in this case 'tiktok', followed by the url of the image. Here's an example of adding an emoji called tiktok and a url to the image: Emote Manager add tiktok You can also add an emoji to a server without downloading the image from a URL, as long as the server has the 'Emote Manager' bot installed ( ) using a command like this. ON mobile, you long-press on the image and then use arrow button to download the image to your device.On a laptop, you can right-click on the image and select 'Save Image As' and give it a name.If you have a URL to the image, you can download it by entering the url in a Discord channel, wait for the image to show up, then download the image using the the standard method for your device. When you do this, you need to have the image file already on your device.

To add an emoji to a server, you go to the Emoji sections in the Server settings, and upload an image file, usually png, gif or jpg.

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