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EmoteStats Frequently Asked Questions

Discover the full list of Frequently Asked Questions for the EmoteStats Discord Bot with this guide. Easily navigate through the FAQs and find the perfect answer to your needs.

Track emote/emoji usage in servers, see what are most popular or not used at all, and more! View your stats in Discord or the web dashboard.

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How can I track emoji usage in my Discord server?

Add EmoteStats to your server to track custom emoji usage. Use /top for popular emotes, /unused to find ones with no recorded use, or /dashboard to explore your server’s emoji statistics on the web.

Which emojis are used most and least on my server?

Use /top to see your most-used custom emojis and /bottom to see the least-used ones with recorded activity. Use /unused for emojis with no recorded use. The web dashboard gives you a fuller view of your server’s emote stats.

How can I find unused emojis and free up emoji slots?

Run /unused to find custom emojis with no recorded use in the selected period. Review the results to help decide which emotes to replace and make room for new favorites. EmoteStats identifies candidates; you choose what to remove.

Is there a web dashboard for Discord emoji statistics?

Yes. EmoteStats has a web dashboard with emoji rankings, usage graphs and unused emotes. Run /dashboard in your server to get its link, or explore the demo to see how it works.

Can I track changes in emoji popularity over time?

Yes. Use /graph to see how your top custom emojis are used over time, with daily counts or cumulative totals. Open the web dashboard to explore trends and see which new emotes catch on or old favorites return.

How much emoji usage history can I view?

The EmoteStats dashboard shows up to 90 days of recorded analytics history. Use it to explore emoji rankings and usage trends over time. Available stats depend on the activity EmoteStats has recorded for your server.

Why are my Discord emoji stats empty after setup?

Stats build up as EmoteStats records activity, so a newly added bot may have little to show. Make sure it can access the channels you want included, use some custom emojis, and check /top or /dashboard again as activity builds.

Does EmoteStats save message text or attachments?

No. EmoteStats reads activity in channels it can access to count usage, but does not keep message text or attachments as analytics records. Members can use /opt-out to stop future tracking.

Can I try EmoteStats before adding it to my server?

Yes! Try the EmoteStats demo to explore emoji rankings, usage trends and unused emotes with sample data. You can see how the dashboard works before inviting the bot to your Discord server.

Is EmoteStats an alternative to EmojiStatistics?

Yes. EmoteStats tracks custom emoji usage with Discord slash commands and a web dashboard. See your most and least used emotes, follow usage trends, and find unused emojis. Explore the demo to decide whether it fits your server.