Operating a server on Discord can quickly become a full-time responsibility once it starts attracting a large number of participants.
It’s essential to control this growth and not let it get out of hand. To do that, you will need to check all the new members and the member count often.
This manual will inform you precisely how you can accomplish that.
Let’s get right to it!
Table of ContentsShow
How To Show Discord Server’s Member Count
Here are the necessary steps to show the server member count:
- First, open Discord.
- Now select a server on the left-side panel.
- You should see a two-person silhouette icon in the server screen’s top-right corner.
- You’ll see the server’s member list expand once you click it. Here you can see how many users are offline or online. The sum of those two numbers will be the total member count of the server.
Checking Discord Member Count Through Server Settings
If there are too many assigned roles on the server, you’ll have to add every single number next to the role to come up with the total number of members.
But why do that if there is a more straightforward solution? Check it out:
- Click on the server name (top-left).
- Select Server Settings.
- Select the Members tab.
- And right above the users, you should see the total member count.
While you’re here, you can use the Trim feature to remove all members that have been inactive for more than 7 or 30 days, depending on which option you select.
