❔FAQ's

Your go-to resource for answers to common questions. Dive into this curated collection to find solutions, clarifications, and insights on various topics related to our services, policies, and more. Whether you're seeking information about our products, guidelines, or need assistance, this FAQ is designed to provide clear and concise responses to address your queries and ensure an enhanced experience.

What is Twinkle Prefix?

The default prefix for Twinkle Bot is 'tw!' which allows you to access all its amazing features. However, if you prefer a different prefix, fear not! You can easily change it anytime using the '/prefix [prefix]' command.

How can I invite Twinkle Bot to my server?

• Visit the Twinkle Bot website and click on the "Invite" button on the homepage. Or you can click here.

• Alternatively, you can add Twinkle Bot by going to its profile then click on Add App.

Select the server you want to add Twinkle Bot to, ensure the necessary permissions are granted, and voilà! Twinkle Bot will be ready to assist you on your server.

Is there a support server for Twinkle Bot?

Absolutely! Twinkle Bot has a dedicated support server where you can connect with other users, share experiences, and get help if needed. You can join the server by clicking here.

What are the key features of Twinkle Bot?

• Confession System: An anonymous space for users to share thoughts or confessions.

• Interactive Storytelling: Engage in collaborative storytelling, creating adventures together.

• Mini-Games: Fun and interactive games to enjoy within your server.

• Moderation Tools: Tools for server management, ensuring a pleasant environment.

• Music Player: Play music seamlessly in your voice channels.

• Utility Commands: Useful commands for various tasks and utilities.

What type of command should I use, slash or normal?

Most commands work both ways—normal text commands and slash commands. However, using slash commands is recommended for their user-friendly nature and easy understanding. It's advised to lean more towards using slash commands for a smoother user experience.