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Discord and Minecraft server graphics: banner, icon, role icons, emotes, server logo, list banners and store graphics in one style
We design Discord server graphics: the icon, banner, invite background, role icons and emotes, at the sizes Discord requires. For Minecraft servers we add, in the same style, the logo, the icon shown in the in-game server list, banners for server list websites and store graphics. A banner and icon start at 300 PLN net.
- Price
- from 300 PLN
- Timeline
- 3-5 business days
- Copyright
- Full
How much do Discord and Minecraft server graphics cost?
A Discord banner and icon start at 300 PLN net, a server pack with an invite background, role icons and emotes at 900 PLN, and the Discord pack together with a Minecraft server logo, list banners and store graphics at 2,100 PLN. At least 960 x 540 pixels in 16:9. Discord also accepts 1920 x 1080 and resizes it. It is worth keeping the top 48 pixels calm.
- Price
- from 300 PLN
- Timeline
- 3-5 business days
A server in one style
An image above the channel list, with a character or key art and no logo or text.
- Server icon
- Banner
- Role icons
- Emotes
- Invite background
What you get in a server graphics set
We check every graphic where players will see it: in the Discord interface in light and dark themes, in the game, on the server list and in the store.
Discord server icon
A community mark that reads in a small circle in the server list.
Banner
An image above the channel list, with a character or key art and no logo or text.
Invite background
A 1920 x 1080 image shown behind the server invite window.
Role icons
64 x 64 icons next to names that show a rank or role in the community.
Emotes
Server emotes in one style, in files under 256 KB.
Minecraft server logo and icon
In the top package, a server logo for banners, the website, lobby and social media, plus a 64 x 64 server-icon.png.
List banners and store graphics
In the top package, banners at the sizes of the server lists you choose, plus ranks, keys and packages for the store.
Rules we follow
Discord recommendations and legibility rules we follow on every project.
No logo or text on the banner
Discord advises against a logo or text on the banner, because it shows the server name over it. A character, key art or a calm background works best.
A calm top strip
We keep the top 48 pixels simple so the server name stays legible.
The centre of the invite
The invite window covers the centre of the background, so key elements go to the sides.
Role icons by shape
Icons differ in shape, not only colour, so they read next to a name.
No small text on the server icon
A 64 x 64 icon fits a mark or a single letter, so we rely on a clear shape and strong contrast.
Rank colours
A fixed colour order that tells players a rank level at a glance.
A server players recognise in the invite, on the list and in the store
A newcomer first sees a Discord server in an invite: the icon, the name and the background. After joining they look at the banner above the channel list, the role icons next to names and the emotes others use. These small graphics decide whether a server looks like a cared-for community or a random chat.
Players pick a Minecraft server from a list: in the game they see the icon and description, on server ranking sites a banner, and on Discord and social media the logo. If each of these looks different, the server is hard to remember. Consistent branding means players recognise the same mark in the game, on the list, in the store and on Discord.
That is why we design the graphics as a set that shares a palette, line and motifs. If the server belongs to a game, channel or team, the graphics extend its style, and if there is no brand yet, we start with a simple community mark.
Each graphic has its own requirements. The Discord banner must leave a calm strip for the server name, the invite background cannot have key elements under the invite window, role icons are only 64 pixels, and the Minecraft server logo has to work in the 64 by 64 pixel icon the game shows in the server list. Discord unlocks some graphics only at certain server boost levels, so we design them ahead of time and you can upload them as soon as they unlock.
The store is where a server earns its upkeep, so rank, key and package graphics should look as polished as the logo. Bots, panels, websites and stores for servers are built by the software house VulCode, and we design their graphics and look.
Packages and prices
Net prices. Anything beyond a package is quoted before we start.
Banner and Icon
A server icon and the banner above the channel list, in one style.
from300 PLN
3-5 business days
- Server icon
- 16:9 banner at 1920 x 1080
- Test in light and dark themes
- PNG files
Most chosen
Discord Server Pack
A full set of Discord server graphics, from the invite to role icons and emotes.
from900 PLN
1-2 weeks
- Server icon and banner
- Invite background at 1920 x 1080
- 6 role icons at 64 x 64
- 6 server emotes
- Source files
Discord and Minecraft Server
The Discord server pack plus a Minecraft server logo, icon, list banners and store graphics in one style.
from2,100 PLN
3-4 weeks
- Everything in Discord Server Pack
- 2 Minecraft server logo concepts, versions for light and dark backgrounds
- A 64 x 64 server-icon.png
- Banners for up to 3 server lists
- Up to 10 store graphics: ranks, keys and packages
- PNG, vector and source files
Net prices in PLN, starting from the amount shown for the scope described. We reserve about 15% of the project time for revisions, so a bigger project gets proportionally more time for changes. Anything beyond the package is quoted before we start.
Package comparison
| Scope | Banner and Icon | Discord Server Pack | Discord and Minecraft Server |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discord icon and banner | yes | yes | yes |
| Invite background | none | yes | yes |
| Role icons | none | 6 | 6 |
| Emotes | none | 6 | 6 |
| Minecraft server logo and 64 x 64 icon | none | none | yes |
| Server list banners | none | none | up to 3 lists |
| Store graphics | none | none | up to 10 |
| Source files | on request | yes | yes |
| Timeline | 3-5 business days | 1-2 weeks | 3-4 weeks |
How we design server graphics
Brief1 day
The server's topic, community, roles, logo and graphics you already have, plus game modes, server lists and the store platform for a Minecraft server.
1Style1-3 days
The icon and banner as a style sample, for approval.
2Discord set3-7 days
The invite background, role icons and emotes in the same style.
3Server logo2-4 days
In the top package, logo directions checked in a 64 x 64 icon, then the chosen one refined in colour and versions.
4Banners and store3-10 days
Banners for the chosen server lists and rank, key and package graphics.
5Files1 day
Export at Discord, list and store sizes, source files and notes on where each file goes.
6
We reserve about 15% of the project time for revisions. It helps to settle the list of roles before designing icons, because each icon must be recognisable next to the others. It also helps to name the server lists you want to submit to in the brief, because each has its own banner size.
What server graphics pricing depends on
The price depends on the number of elements: role icons, emotes, list banners and store graphics.
- 1
Number of elements
Every role icon, emote, rank, key and package is a separate small graphic.
- 2
List banners
Each server list has different sizes, so each banner is a separate composition.
- 3
Character
A character illustration on the banner takes more work than a composition from existing key art.
- 4
Materials
An existing logo and key art speed up the project.
How not to overpay
- Prepare the role list before the project
- Settle the server lists before the project
- Prepare a list of ranks and packages
- Reuse existing key art
- Combine Minecraft and Discord graphics
Who we design server graphics for
New Minecraft servers
When the server is launching and needs a logo, icon, list banner and Discord graphics.
Renamed servers
When a rebrand needs new graphics in the game, on lists, in the store and on Discord.
Game communities
When a game or studio server should look like part of its world.
Streamers and creators
When a channel runs its own community server in the same style as the overlay and emotes.
Esports teams
When the team server has roles for players, staff and fans.
Companies and projects
When a brand runs a Discord community and wants it to look like the brand.
What to prepare before a graphics project
A description of the server and a list of roles are enough. We will settle the rest in the brief.
0 / 7 ready
- The server name and topic
- Logo, character or key art, if you have them
- The list of roles that need icons, and emote ideas
- The current boost level of the Discord server
- For a Minecraft server, game modes, version and the server lists you submit to
- Store platform and list of ranks
- Servers whose look you like
Server graphics according to Discord help
| Graphic | Size and format | When available |
|---|---|---|
| Server banner | at least 960 x 540 px, 16:9, calm top 48 px | from boost level 2 |
| Invite background | 1920 x 1080 px, JPG or PNG | from boost level 1 |
| Role icon | 64 x 64 px, up to 256 KB | from boost level 2 |
| Emoji | PNG, JPG, GIF or WEBP, up to 256 KB | 50 slots without boosts, 250 at level 3 |
Where players see Minecraft server graphics
| Place | Graphic | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| In-game server list | server icon | a 64 x 64 server-icon.png in the server's main folder |
| Server list websites | banner | size and format set by each list |
| Store | ranks, keys, packages | format and size of the store platform |
| Discord | icon, banner, invite background, role icons, emotes | per Discord help, in the table above |
| Lobby and website | logo and graphics | versions for light and dark backgrounds |
Discord and Minecraft server graphics step by step
From an icon to a full Discord set
The icon is the only graphic visible from day one, in every member's server list. It has to read in a small circle, so it cannot hold a long name or fine detail. A mark or a character with a clear silhouette works best.
Discord unlocks the banner, invite background and role icons as the server reaches boost levels. We design them as one set, even if the server has not unlocked them yet, so the look grows consistently with the community.
A 64 by 64 pixel icon in Minecraft
The first graphic a Minecraft player sees is the icon in the in-game server list. According to the Minecraft documentation, it is a server-icon.png file of 64 by 64 pixels placed in the server's main folder. At that size a mark or a single letter fits, not a full name with effects.
That is why we design the server logo with an icon version from the start: a clear shape, strong contrast and no small text. The full logo with the name works on banners, the website and in the lobby, where there is more room.
Server list banners
Server ranking sites have their own banner requirements: size, format, sometimes animation and a file size limit. That is why we ask in the brief for the list of sites you submit to and prepare banners exactly to their requirements.
A banner on a list competes with many others, so it has to show clearly what the server is: game mode, version, character. A logo, a short description and one strong motif work better than a collage of every mode at once.
Store, bots and the rest of the server
We prepare store graphics at the sizes of the store platform you use, such as Tebex or a store on your own site. Ranks get consistent colours and symbols, and packages clear names, so players know at once what they are buying.
Graphics are one part of a server. The other is bots, verification systems, moderator panels, a website with player rankings and a store. The software house VulCode builds those, and we design their graphics and look: icons, message banners and embeds in the server's style.
Let us start with a talk about your project
A free online consultation or a quote in the calculator.