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Embed Discord in Notion

Use the Discord viewer when you want to read a Discord channel inside a Notion page.


What you need

  • The NotiCord bot must be in the Discord channel.
  • You need access to the NotiCord app for the connected server.
  • You need edit access to the Notion page where you want the embed.

Set it up

1. Open Discord Embeds in the app

Open Discord Embeds from the NotiCord app sidebar.

2. Choose the Discord channel and copy the viewer URL

Pick the channel you want to show in Notion, then click Copy URL.

If the page says the channel needs access, fix the Discord permissions first or choose another channel.

3. Embed it in Notion

Type /embed in Notion and paste the viewer URL.

Discord channel messages embedded and displayed inside a Notion page
Discord channel messages embedded and displayed inside a Notion page
⚠️ First-time sign-in
The first time you open the embed, sign in with Discord in the popup window. Some browsers may ask again later inside embeds.
🔒 Session issues in embeds
If the embed shows Session expired, click Sign in again or open the viewer in a new tab to finish login.
What the viewer shows
Recent messages, authors, replies, reactions, edited markers, timestamps, links, and attachment previews. The viewer is read-only, and you can only see channels you already have access to in Discord.
Current limits
The viewer does not fully render Discord embeds or other rich bot and system message layouts yet. When that content is unsupported, the viewer shows a fallback note instead of a blank message.

If the viewer shows a permissions error, read the message first. It tells you whether the bot is missing access or whether your own Discord account cannot see that channel.

If you need the raw link format, the viewer URL still looks like:

https://app.noticord.com/viewer/YOUR_CHANNEL_ID

If you still need help, visit the Help Center.

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