Embed Discord in Notion
Show messages from a Discord channel or thread inside a Notion page. For example, add your team's launch channel to a launch checklist so readers can see the discussion while reviewing the plan. They can read messages there; to reply, they open Discord.
Launch notes
Final checklist, owner, and release notes stay in Notion.
Before you start: Connect your Discord server and Notion workspace to NotiCord. You need to be a NotiCord owner or admin to set up the embed. Give NotiCord View Channel and Read Message History permission for the channel or thread.
Add it from NotiCord
Start in NotiCord: open Discord → Embeds and choose the channel or thread you want to show. Then add it to a Notion page:
When NotiCord adds an embed, it checks the blocks directly on that page for the same channel or thread. If you later move the embed inside another block, adding it again can create a second copy at the bottom.
Add it from Discord
If you are already in the channel or thread, you can add its embed with a Discord command instead. The Notion page must have NotiCord for Discord under ••• → Connections in Notion.
Run /embed-discord in the channel or thread.
Choose the Notion page where you want the messages to appear.
Submit the command. NotiCord adds the embed at the bottom of the page and sends you a link to open it.
If the page is missing from the picker, connect the page to NotiCord. Running the command again for the same channel and page tells you if that embed is already there.
What readers see
Each reader signs in with Discord and needs access to your NotiCord subscription, the Discord server, and the channel or thread. Sharing the Notion page alone does not grant access to its Discord messages.
Open the Notion page in a browser. This Discord embed cannot complete sign-in in Notion Desktop. If the Discord sign-in window does not open, follow Viewer sign-in is blocked to allow the popup and try again in the browser page.
If NotiCord cannot read the channel, use Fix missing Discord channel permissions.