Organize Discord Image Collections with ImagePools
ImagePools turn supported media links and posts into a server-owned media library your community can browse and reuse in the right channels.
What ImagePools are for
An ImagePool belongs to a Discord server. Managers can add supported media URLs, import/export lists, configure pool settings, and link trusted remote pools from partner servers.
The important word is curated. Pools are not Succubus-approved galleries, long-term backups, or a promise that third-party hosts will keep files online. Your server owns the collection, the taste, and the moderation responsibility.
Quick start commands
Managers can start with /pool add <pool_name> <url> or attach a .txt URL list to /pool import <pool_name>. Use /pool random <pool_name> to post a random item, and /pool list to inspect owned or linked pools.
Cleanup commands include /pool delete_url and /pool delete_pool. Setup commands include /pool rename, /pool set_description, /pool set_private, /pool set_passcode, /pool set_upload_channel, and /pool unset_upload_channel.
Imports, exports, and remote pools
Imports use line-separated URL lists. Very large exports can fail and may need support. Use /pool add_remote to link a trusted public or passcode-protected pool from another server under a local alias.
For recurring pool posts, pair ImagePools with AutoCommands in age-restricted channels.
Build a useful pool
Start small. Keep submissions moderated and test the flow before opening it to a busy server.
Create or choose a theme
Pick a pool name that describes a real use: daily prompts, character references, event art, server mascots, or a specific fandom.
Add supported posts or links
Managers can add supported URLs or import a text list. If a source breaks or disappears, the original host may have changed.
Use the pool where it fits
Pull random items manually or pair a proven pool with AutoCommands in an age-restricted channel.
Server-owned library
Keep reusable media in one named collection instead of losing links across chat history.
Admin curation
Managers control pool setup, imports, exports, naming, privacy, passcodes, and cleanup.
Upload channels
Upload channels can speed admin curation. If members contribute, keep moderation and approval expectations clear.
Remote pools
Link trusted partner-server pools under local aliases. Private remote pools can use passcodes. Treat remote pools as trust-sharing, not official endorsement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can anyone add to an ImagePool?+
Are ImagePools long-term backups?+
Can explicit pools post anywhere?+
How do ImagePools work with AutoCommands?+
Build a collection worth revisiting
Start with one pool your members will actually use, then connect it to suggestions or AutoCommands when it proves itself.