371 public servers that declare Crafts, DIY, & Making as a category and English as a language, sorted by members online. Each row is Discord's own record of that server on the date shown; join links go to discord.gg.
Wplace's community gathers participants in a shared pixel-art canvas laid over a world map. The introduction invites people to show their artwork, organize alliances, join events and discuss the project with other players.
VGen Community brings together artists, VTubers, creators, platform users and the VGen team. Its introduction describes VGen's creative marketplace and points to the platform's About page for more context.
CS2Inspects.com connects Counter-Strike players around an in-game skin inspection tool. The listing also advertises screenshots, videos and community events, while the About text explains trying skin combinations.
Honey's Text Decor supplies resources for decorating Discord servers and profiles. Its listing includes server templates, username ideas, headers, dividers, emotes and symbols, alongside an LGBTQ-supportive social community.
PC Help Hub offers community assistance with computer builds, troubleshooting and networking. Its introduction also describes a knowledge base and technology news, with separate spaces for general conversation.
Buildapc helps people choose components, assemble computers and troubleshoot problems. It has dedicated advice and showcase channels, plus discussion of peripherals, overclocking and general technology interests.
Axiom's Discord accompanies the Minecraft world-editing tool. Its profile describes building and preview features of the software, but does not substantiate a particular program of Discord support or community events.
nyan is a Nyan Cat-themed community built around relaxed conversation. Its introduction also advertises emotes, decorative resources and daily giveaways, without describing particular membership requirements.
Art & Commissions connects artists with prospective commission buyers and offers help for artists starting out. Its introduction also describes social spaces and weekly art events intended to encourage creative practice.
Roblox Studio Community is an unofficial developer space. Members can connect with collaborators, find or offer project work, request support and showcase their creations.
Trench Crusade connects players around the game's rules, lore and local groups. Members can ask developers questions, find opponents and follow previews, errata and campaign announcements.
GameSir's community discusses controllers and other gaming accessories. Members can ask purchase questions, troubleshoot products, share suggestions and speak with the representatives or support staff described in the listing.
3D Printing provides a place to discuss printing, show finished pieces and ask for help. Its introduction describes dedicated channels for troubleshooting, choosing printers and design.
QwertyKeys' community introduces the company's custom-keyboard projects before release. Members can contribute ideas about design and features and obtain help before or after a purchase.
Build a PC Sales combines hardware deal alerts with community discussion of price and performance. Members can request compatibility advice, follow restocks and share finished builds or benchmarks.
Bambu Lab's Discord accompanies the desktop 3D-printer company. Its profile explains the company's background and interest in sharing knowledge with makers, but gives no concrete description of Discord support channels or events.
FashionReps discusses clothing replicas and connects members of the related subreddit. Its introduction describes product finds, shopping information and peer quality-check channels, plus events for active members.
Wooacry connects designers, artists and entrepreneurs interested in producing their designs. The server invites feedback, manufacturing and marketing discussion, and follows member-specific offers or previews.
Fumo is a community for sharing photos of Fumo plushes from Touhou and other series. The introduction describes weekly themes and a preference for conversation over low-effort image posting.
Beer World discusses beer culture, from established brands to local breweries and home brewing. Members can exchange experiences and knowledge across countries, styles and levels of familiarity.
CyberMP's community follows a custom multiplayer project for Cyberpunk 2077. Members can discuss its development state with others and the author, while the profile outlines the platform's intended custom-server modes.
Artists Corner welcomes artists across styles and skill levels, including musicians and 3D creators. It provides critique and commission channels and space for sharing artwork or connecting with peers.
Voidstar Lab connects Zack Freedman's audience around making projects. Members can share work, ask about electronics or 3D printing and contribute to open-source hardware and software.
The Wyvern Nest supports artists with commissions, pricing and feedback. Its community also shares original characters and resources and runs contests, challenges and games.
TTS Miniature Wargames connects Warhammer players using Tabletop Simulator. It offers mentors, faction discussion and LFG channels for casual games, competitive matches and tournaments.
Ko-fi's community connects creators for advice, feedback and discussion of their work. The introduction also describes monthly activities, events and opportunities to share achievements or take part in community exchanges.
Yakuza Modding Community covers Ryu ga Gotoku Studio games, including Yakuza and Like a Dragon. Members can share mods, ask for help and find tools or tutorials for making changes.
The r/Furry community connects people interested in anthropomorphic animals. It welcomes a range of interests including art, gaming and technology, with general social conversation extending beyond the subreddit audience.
Meletrix's entry focuses on enthusiast mechanical keyboards and the company's product approach. Its introduction discusses affordable custom boards and design experience but does not specify Discord support channels or events.
Altfuture's community covers Derail Valley and Switchcars. Members can discuss the games, follow development plans, offer feedback, explore modding and seek help with problems.
Arduino's community discusses the platform, microcontrollers and maker projects. Its profile emphasizes connecting with other makers and asking for help across Arduino-related topics.
Synergism helps players of the idle clicker game with progression questions. Its channels are divided by stage of play to reduce spoilers as members ask for help and meet others.
MAGFest's community revolves around video-game music, games and the festival's events. The source outlines the organization's conventions and educational aims, without describing a separate schedule of Discord-only activities.
joyce's dungeon brings STEM and gaming interests into TechJoyce's community. Its introduction describes topic chats for coding, engineering and homework help, alongside game nights and opportunities to collaborate on projects.
Witching Hour connects spiritual practitioners across experience levels. It offers classes, staff-created resources and discussion with peers; the description specifically identifies the classes as free.
Just LEGO Things is a community for LEGO discussion and building help. Members can show their creations, research models and share interests, with the listing also pointing to a BrickScan bot.
BROFX's Discord follows its GTA V interior projects for FiveM. The brief profile specifically identifies publication of new MLO interiors, without explaining further community activities or support conditions.
SFF PC focuses on small-form-factor computers, generally using cases under 20 litres. Members plan or troubleshoot builds, discuss hardware news and enter a Build of the Month contest.
Some Sh*t by Someguy follows the creator's personal game-making projects. The introduction emphasizes making games for enjoyment and names a project called 21, without describing specific Discord community activities.
MCHOSE's community gathers keyboard and mouse enthusiasts to discuss equipment and share setups. Its introduction describes product news, testing opportunities, advice from the team and community contests.
Creality's community helps people troubleshoot printers and share 3D-printing projects. Its introduction also describes product and firmware announcements, contests and opportunities to learn from other makers.
Ashita's community supports the Final Fantasy XI enhancement project. It combines setup help with addon and plugin development discussion, and points main bug reports to GitHub rather than treating every issue as a Discord report.
Airsoft International welcomes players from beginners to veterans. Its channels cover equipment guidance, DIY work and 3D printing, with a media feed for sharing photos and videos.
Magic Proxies supports custom Magic: The Gathering playtest cards for casual use. Members share tools, frames and artwork, and the introduction describes the community's MPCFill image database.
Wuque Studio connects mechanical-keyboard enthusiasts around custom designs. Members can discuss products, troubleshoot issues and exchange knowledge, with community promotions and events also described.
PCPartPicker's community helps users plan computers around a budget and intended use. Members can also troubleshoot builds in progress or completed systems and share finished setups.
EditingHub connects video editors for questions, shared work and collaboration. Its introduction describes free editing assets and conversations with more experienced members, while the short description also advertises job opportunities.
HYTE's community combines product questions with discussion of gaming, DIY and technology. Members can also follow product launches and the server's announced events or giveaways.
The Furry Lounge welcomes people in the furry fandom and supportive non-fans. Its introduction describes social chats, game bots and art listings, plus custom-bot verification and a level system affecting media permissions.
ClickClack.io combines a custom-keyboard shop community with group buys for creators. Members can share their own keyboards and participate in described weekly challenges or a monthly artisan giveaway.
