Members store their birthday themselves with /set-birthday. Once a day Cloudy checks whose
birthday it is in the server's timezone, posts a celebration and — optionally — hands out a role for
the day.
| License | Premium |
| Needs | Send Messages and Embed Links, plus Manage Roles if you use the birthday role |
Optional
Where the happy-birthday message is posted. Empty means no public celebration — the plugin then only does the staff reminder and the role, if configured.
Optional
An internal, staff-facing heads-up a few days before someone's birthday. Point it at a staff channel; the whole point is that the birthday person does not see it.
Use it to organise something: a custom message, a role ping, a small giveaway.
Optional
Granted to the birthday member during the daily check and removed again in the next day's check — so they wear it for the day. Roles managed by an integration cannot be used.
Up to 2000 characters · optional
The celebration is always posted as an embed with the member's avatar. This text is its body; empty uses the built-in 🎂 Happy Birthday, {user}! 🎉 in your server's language.
| Placeholder | Becomes |
|---|---|
{user} | A mention |
{age} | Age in years — only when the member stored a birth year |
{user.name} | Display name, no ping |
{server} | Server name |
🎂 Happy birthday {user}! Enjoy your day.
{age} is left empty in
the plain-text message — write it so it still reads correctly without the age, or leave {age}
out. In embed mode the token is not blanked out and stays visible as {age}, so only use it there
if everyone on your server stores a year.The celebration can also be a fully designed embed via the embed builder.
0–14 days · default 1
How many days ahead the internal staff reminder is sent. 0 switches the reminder off. The reminder
is an embed listing everyone whose birthday falls on that day, posted during the same daily check.
Pick from the list · default UTC
Decides which calendar day counts as "today" for the daily check. Set it to your community's main
timezone — Europe/Berlin, America/New_York, Asia/Tokyo and a handful of others are offered.
The check itself runs once a day at midnight on the bot's clock (UTC), so the celebration lands at a fixed time of day: at 1 or 2 in the morning for a European server, in the evening of the birthday for an American one, in the morning for an Asian one.
| Command | Does |
|---|---|
/set-birthday month day [year] | A member stores their own birthday. The year is optional (1900 to the current year) and only used for {age}. The reply is private |
/birthday-list | Today's birthdays (with age, if known) and the next ten upcoming ones |
Only day and month are required. The year is optional and used solely for the {age} placeholder.
Members set their own data — there is no way for staff to enter a birthday for someone else, by
design. There is currently no command to remove a stored birthday either; running /set-birthday
again overwrites it.
Resetting the server on Server defaults deletes all stored birthdays.
/set-birthday does not grant a second one
in the same year (a date that has not been celebrated yet this year still is).