In this guide, you’ll learn how to create, assign, edit, set permissions, and auto-assign roles in your Discord server.
1. Create New Roles in Your Discord Server
The first step is to create roles on your server. Roles help admins and members interact more efficiently, and you can set up different roles for different purposes. Members who don’t have a role will appear in the online section without a label.
2. Remove Roles in Your Discord Server
Removing a role is just as easy as creating one. Keep in mind, you can only delete roles that are lower than your own role’s position. If you are a moderator and there’s a higher role above you, you won’t be able to remove it unless you’re the server owner.
3. Assign a Role to a Member
Before you can assign a role to someone, you’ll need to have that role created. If you’re not the server owner but have admin rights, you can only assign roles that are lower than your own role.
4. Edit a Role in Your Discord Server
You can also edit role names or adjust additional settings in your server settings. For example, you can make a role show up separately in the member list, or control if the role can be mentioned by others.
5. Set Permissions for Roles
You can control what members with a specific role are allowed to do on your server by setting their permissions. This is very useful for giving admins and moderators more control, while keeping things simple for regular members. You can also set permissions for specific channels to control who can send messages, share links, or post images.

















