With the Discord folder update, you can create folders to organize your servers into groups. Here is what you can do with server folders on Discord. Create a server folder You can find your servers in the left bar. To create a server folder, you’ll have to merge two servers. Then, you can add more servers to that folder. For desktop devices: • Log in to your Discord account. • In the left bar, click on a server and drag it over another server. • When the server icon beneath the server you drag has shrunk, drop the server. Success! You have created a server folder. Now, add other servers to that folder in the same way. Note: You can’t select multiple servers and drag them into a server folder at once. For mobile devices: • Open the Discord app. • Click on the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner of the screen. • Hold your finger on one server icon and drag it over another. • When you see that the outline of the folder has been created, drop the server. Add other servers to your folder using the same principle. Move a server folder Moving a server folder in your server list is the same as moving a single server. Simply, drag the folder to where you want. This method applies to both desktop and mobile devices. Rename a server folder Every server folder you create is untitled by default. When you hover your cursor over it, you’ll see the names of the first few servers in that folder. However, you can create a custom name for your server folder. For desktop devices: • Log in to your Discord account. • In the left bar, right-click on the server folder. • Click on “Folder Settings.” • In the “FOLDER NAME” text box, enter a new name for your server folder. • Click “Done.” Now hover your cursor over the server folder and your custom folder name will appear. For iOS users: • Open the Discord app. • Touch the server folder once to expand it. • Hold your finger on the server folder icon. • Select “Folder Settings.” • Enter the desired name for your server folder. • Click “done.” • In the top-right corner of the screen, click “Save.” Note: Discord for Android does not support this feature. Change server folder color Discord doesn’t offer many customization options. Apart from changing the name of your folder, you can only edit the background color. To customize server folder color on your desktop, follow these steps: • Log in to your Discord account. • In the server list, right-click on the server folder. • Click “Folder Settings.” • Select one of the recommended colors or enter a specific color code. Note: The colors of server icons will remain the same within the folder. For iOS users: • Open the Discord app. • Click on the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner of the screen. • Touch the server folder once to expand it. • Hold your finger on the server folder icon. • Click “Folder Settings.” • In the “FOLDER COLOR” text box, click on the color code. • Choose one of the suggested colors and click “Save.” • In the top-right corner of your screen, click “Save.” Should you want to pick a custom color for your server folder, go back to Step 6, and then: • Click on the brush icon. • Drag the circle to the range of colors in the vertical bar. • In the color square, drag the circle to the specific color that you want. • Click “Save.” • In the top-right corner of your screen, click “Save.” Note: You can’t change server folder color on Android devices. Notification badges Just like with regular servers, you will see notification badges in your folder. These notifications may come from any of the servers within. If you want to remove notification badges from your folder, simply: • Right-click on the server folder icon. • Click “Mark Folder As Read.” For iOS users: • Click on the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner of the screen. • Touch the server folder once to expand it. • Hold your finger on the server folder icon. • Click “Mark Folder As Read.” Note: Android devices don’t support this feature. Deleting a folder If you want to delete a folder on Discord, scroll up to the beginning of this article to see how it’s done.