Discord doesn't have one-time view, but here's how to share self-destructing content.
No. Discord does not currently have a native one-time view or self-destructing message feature. All messages, images, and files sent on Discord remain visible until manually deleted.
Discord focuses on persistent chat history for gaming communities and servers, unlike privacy-focused apps like Signal or Telegram.
Discord is designed for gaming communities and persistent communication. The platform prioritizes message history, searchability, and archiving over ephemeral messaging.
To share self-destructing content on Discord, use OneTimeView.app to generate a one-time link and share it in Discord.
| Scenario | Solution |
|---|---|
| Share passwords to team | OneTimeView link with password protection |
| Temporary game codes | OneTimeView with expiration timer |
| Private screenshots | OneTimeView with 1 view limit |
| Sensitive documents | OneTimeView with custom views + password |
There's no official announcement. Discord's focus remains on persistent communication for communities.
No, once a message is deleted by the user, it's removed from Discord's servers (though Discord may retain logs for ToS violations).
Yes. The link itself is safe. Only those with the link can access the content, and it auto-deletes after viewing.
Share self-destructing secrets in any Discord server or DM.
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