AI Builder

What it’s for

How it works

1. Describe your project

   A few sentences are enough: the theme, what the server is for, who your members are, the channels you need.

2. Answer four screens

   The name, who can join, community mode, the look. One question per screen.

3. Click Create server

   A 5 second countdown lets you cancel. While it runs, nothing has started and nothing is charged.

4. Discover your server

   Channels, roles, permissions, onboarding screen: everything is in place, and your invite link is ready.

Settings

Your project

The big field at the start, the one that drives everything: the theme, what the server is for, your members, the channels you need.

Server name

Your Discord server is renamed to it.

Server language

33 languages to choose from. Channel names, roles and all the text are written in it.

Who can join

Open (anyone can join), Verification (newcomers verify themselves to unlock the server) or Restricted (an admin grants access by hand).

Community mode

Yes or no. It unlocks Discord’s onboarding screen, rules to accept, stronger anti-spam, announcements other servers can follow, and server insights.

Embed style

Embed, the classic (color bar, title, text), or Components V2 (images, buttons, sections). You see both for real before you choose.

Main color

Auto (the AI picks), one of 12 swatches or your own color code. It is used everywhere: embeds, onboarding screen, role colors.

Let the AI pick the style

A toggle, on by default: the AI styles the names on its own. Touch any setting below it and you switch to manual.

Category style

24 looks for category names, with a live preview right above.

Channel separator

The character between the emoji and the channel name, for example 💬・general.

Name font

Two separate choices, one for categories and one for channels: normal, bold, bold serif, italic, bold italic, fancy or mono.

Emojis in names

Yes gives 💬・general, no gives plain general.

What your members see

• Onboarding screen

  With community mode on, every new member answers a few questions on arrival, and each answer gives them a role.

Good to know

• Creating the server replaces what is already there: channels, roles and all their content (messages, history) are deleted. Your members stay, and so do their direct messages.

• If your server already has members, the role panel also offers them each section’s roles so they can get in. And if you ask for one item per game (a role, a channel or a section), the final screen tells you honestly if one is missing.

• The Ultiz bot needs the Administrator permission and a role at the very top of your role list (Server Settings, then Roles), both to build your server and to apply a template. Ultiz checks this before doing anything and before charging you. If it is not right, a window shows you how to move it up, then you click “Done, try again”. If only old roles sit above it, you can also “Continue anyway”: they will stay as they are.

• Finishing touches (embeds, banners, emojis) are added automatically over the next few minutes. Your server is not broken if it still looks a little bare right after it is created.