How to use Discord | Easy Discord tutorial for beginners ✅

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Now, if you don’t know, Discord is a communication app that lets you chat via voice, video, or text. But, it isn’t as simple as it might seem, and there’s a steep-learning curve for sure. This video should give you all the tips for navigating Discord like a pro!

💬 So, something that sets Discord apart from some competing communication apps is that you can create your own server, and even join public-community servers too.

💬 Looking to the left hand side, here are your channels. These are just sub-groups for specific topics, and they can be titled however you wish. You’ll notice two types - ‘text’ and ‘voice.’ Meaning you’ll communicate using these methods in either channel. In the voice channels there’s no calling as such you just open it up; friends can talk with you, you can mute your mic or headphones, use video or even share your screen with up to 50 people at one time.

💬 Something else you should know about server navigation real quick - on the right side you can see who is online, and your name will be here too. (For mobile just swipe right a few times on a server.) As your server grows and you add more friends, more usernames will appear here.

💬 On desktop, just click next to specific sub-group names, and here you can share the server link with trusted friends. On mobile, just hold down the channel name, and click ‘invite.’ Whichever channel you copy the link from will determine which channel they see first every time they open your server.

💬 If you are using the Discord desktop app, then it’s really easy to browse community-hubs and add them to your account, so you can view them regardless of your device. Say you’re into gaming, you’ll be glad to hear there’s all types of gaming servers. But this app isn’t just for gamers, oh no! You can literally type into the search bar whatever it is you’re interested in. Once your request is accepted you can join conversations within the server; it’ll be a familiar layout.

0:00 intro
0:30 How to download and install Discord
0:56 How to create a good Discord server
1:33 Discord server setup
2:40 How to add friends to a Discord server
3:42 How to join a public Discord server
4:44 How do Discord private or direct messages work
6:02 How do Discord voice channels work
7:00 How to manage your Discord notifications

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Ive been online since 1995 and this is the most confusing, 'busy', non-user friendly interface I've seen. Like something out of 1998

jeffreyd

Thank you I think this will help, I had no idea what to do but look at the blank screen in confusion. I really dont understand why they made it so confusing.

BrandonDeft

I consider myself a tech and computer well educated, but I still struggle to chat with Discord. is it me or what

wknajafi

Great & Simple explanation; Great job. Keep it up

mikeyd

Not to be a bother, but you forgot DMs, adding friend, inbox, updates, and enable community, along with somethings in user settings, and fonts.

jsonn

Just joined a couple of servers, I cant chat with anyone, and there are no "channels" available. How the f do I use this ??

Citizen_J

I still fail to see the particular need Discord is attending.

rexfarell

I watched soo many videos on how to get start using discord but this video from Cybernews is one of the best clear and stright to point content 💖

AskLichy

You didn't actually explain "how to join a public server." But thank you anyway.

teach-learn

Hey.. I was wondering if you can turn off the ability to join public servers. Me and my friends want discord to make it easier to play on our minecraft server together, but one of my friend’s parents are sort of strict, and wont allow discord bc of the ability to communicate easily with strangers via public servers. Is there any way to block this via parental controls, so my friend’s parents can just do that? Thanks.

hw

Thanks for the tutorial Amy ! Keep up the good work !

jesusbritish

I almost got my friend to get into this, right before he could ADD a server or me as a friend on there. Then he got stuck at the Authenticating pictures that he wasn't a robot and got frustrated and quit.

poestis