Changing the name of your Discord server is a simple yet essential task for keeping your community organized and relevant. Whether you're rebranding, refining your server's purpose, or correcting a previous name, Discord offers an easy process to update your server name from the desktop version. This video walks you through each step to change your Discord server name using a web browser, ensuring you can do it quickly and accurately.
First, you’ll need to log in to your Discord account by visiting [https://discord.com](https://discord.com). Once logged in, navigate to the left-hand sidebar where your list of servers is located. Click on the specific server whose name you want to change. In the top-left corner of the server page, click the small downward arrow next to the server name. This will open a dropdown menu where you should select 'Server Settings.'
Inside the server settings menu, the default landing page is the 'Overview' tab. Here, you will find the current server name. Delete the existing name and type in the new name you want for your server. Make sure to click 'Save Changes' to confirm and apply your update. After saving, it may help to refresh the page to immediately see the new name applied across your server.
This method applies to both community and private servers and can be repeated whenever necessary. Keep in mind that only users with the proper administrative permissions can change a server’s name. If you don’t see the option, you may need to ask a server administrator for access.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:10 Logging in and locating your server
0:25 Opening server settings
0:34 Editing the server name
0:46 Saving and confirming the new name
0:52 Conclusion
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