Status Rotator
Automatically cycle through multiple custom Discord statuses.
Prerequisites
Before using the Status Rotator, you need to configure your Discord User Token in the Settings page.
Your Discord User Token gives full access to your Discord account. Never share it with anyone and store it securely.
Setup
- Go to Settings and enter your Discord User Token in the designated field
- Return to the Status page from the sidebar
- Click + Add new status to create your first status
Adding a Status
To add a new status to your rotation:
- Click + Add new status
- Fill in the fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | Your status text (max 128 characters) |
| Emoji | Standard emoji or Discord custom format <a:name:id> |
| Duration | How long to display this status |
- Click Add Status
Duration Options
You can set the duration in:
- Seconds (minimum 3 seconds recommended)
- Minutes
- Hours
- Days
A duration less than 3 seconds is marked as "Risky" because it may trigger Discord rate limits.
Using Custom Discord Emojis
To use a custom Discord emoji:
- Type the emoji in Discord chat:
\:emoji_name: - Discord will show the emoji ID format:
<:name:id>or<a:name:id>(animated) - Copy this format and paste it in the Emoji field
Example: <a:rainbow:123456789012345678>
Managing Your Statuses
Reorder Statuses
Drag and drop statuses using the handle icon on the left side of each status entry.
Edit a Status
Click the pencil icon next to any status to modify its text, emoji, or duration.
Delete a Status
Click the trash icon to remove a status from your rotation.
Starting the Rotator
- Make sure you have at least one status configured
- Click Start Rotator to begin the rotation
- The currently active status will be highlighted
To stop the rotation, click Stop Rotator.
Best Practices
- Use reasonable durations - At least 3 seconds to avoid rate limits
- Test your emojis - Make sure custom emojis are accessible from your account
- Monitor for errors - Check the app periodically for any rate limit warnings
- Don't overdo it - Too many rapid status changes can get your account flagged
Rate Limits
Discord has rate limits to prevent abuse. If you see rate limit errors:
- Increase the duration between status changes (minimum 3-5 seconds)
- Reduce the number of statuses in rotation
- Wait a few minutes before retrying