Delete Your Entire Discord Chat History
Some accounts aren't worth cleaning one conversation at a time. Redact clears your entire Discord history in one pass: every server channel, every DM, every group chat, all the way back to when you first signed up. It saves a copy to your own machine first, so a clean slate doesn't mean losing the memories. And because Discord removes a DM from both sides, the conversations you wipe disappear for the other person too.
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Deletion Mode
Years of chats add up to a detailed profile of you
An account you have had for years has quietly recorded every server you joined, every DM you sent, and every file you shared. Most of it you have forgotten. A clean slate clears the whole record at once, not just the parts you happen to remember.
It doesn't represent you anymore
The person posting in those servers years ago isn't running your life now, but the messages are still there, still searchable by anyone in the channel. Keep the account and the handle, lose the baggage.
It's a bigger target than you think
Old DMs and posts leak addresses, plans, opinions, and who you talk to. The more you leave up, the more there is to scrape, dig through, or screenshot.
Half measures leave a trail
Delete your messages but leave the replies and group chats that point back at them, and you have left a puzzle with most of the pieces still on the table. A full wipe clears the whole thread of your activity.
Every conversation, every channel, going back to day one
A full wipe doesn't just touch your most recent server. Redact works through every place your messages live on Discord: server channels, threads, forum topics, direct messages, and group chats. Set the date range to All Time, leave every content type on, and Redact clears images, videos, links, embeds, sounds, files, stickers, and text in a single pass.
- Server channels
- Direct messages
- Group DMs
- Threads & forums
Message Types
Select which message types to delete
A full wipe doesn't have to be all-or-nothing
Wipe everything, or narrow the run first so Redact only clears what you choose and leaves the rest of your history in place.
All time, or a date range
Set the range to All Time for a complete wipe, or target a single window to clear only an older era.
Content types
Include every type, or keep some: images, videos, links, embeds, sounds, files, stickers, and text.
Servers, channels, and DMs
Choose exactly which servers, channels, DMs, and group chats to include, and leave the ones you want to keep unselected.
Keyword
Narrow the run to messages containing specific words or phrases, matched on full words like Discord's own search.
Keep pinned messages
Turn on the pinned override and Redact deletes around any message you have pinned.
Preview first, then wipe
Preview
Queue everything that matches and review it before a single message is removed. Best for a first pass.
Deletion
Wipe everything that matches in one shot, once you trust the criteria.
Review and Delete
Work through the matches batch by batch, excluding anything you want to keep as you go.
Schedule
Save your all-time wipe and re-run it on a cadence so your history stays clear. A Premium feature.
How to wipe your entire Discord history with Redact
Connect your account, set it to clear everything, and Redact works through your whole history for you.
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Download Redact for free
Download for your device →Install Redact on your device. It runs on desktop (Windows, macOS, and Linux) plus iOS and Android.
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Connect your Discord account
Open Redact, choose Discord, and link your account. Your login is sent straight to Discord and never touches a Redact server.
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Set it to wipe everything
Leave every message type on, select all your servers and DMs, and set the date range to All Time. Add a keyword or keep-pinned rule only if you want to spare something.
Good to know: clearing your last 30 days is free. Wiping your full all-time history needs Premium. Importing your Discord data package can help Redact find old messages faster, though Discord's rate limits still apply.
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Preview, then confirm
Run a Preview to see everything queued across servers, channels, DMs, and group chats, and exclude anything you want to keep. When you are happy, switch on Deletion.
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Let Redact do the work
Discord rate-limits deletion to roughly 25 messages a minute, and Redact respects that to keep your account in good standing, so a long history runs in the background over time. Keep the app open and let it work through to the end.
A clean slate, with nothing lost
Before Redact removes a single message, it saves every batch to your computer as a Local Archive. Your Discord history empties out while your personal record stays on your own drive, yours to keep. Nothing is ever uploaded to a Redact server, and it works without a logging bot.
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Frequently asked questions
Install Redact, connect your Discord account, then leave every content type on and set the date range to All Time. Run a Preview to see everything queued, then switch on Deletion and Redact removes the lot across servers, channels, DMs, and group chats. You can clear your last 30 days for free; wiping your full all-time history needs a premium subscription.
Yes. As long as the messages are tied to your account, Redact reaches them even in servers you no longer open or have left, along with disbanded groups and dormant channels. A full wipe works down every place your history lives, not just the servers you still visit.
Yes. Turn on Redact's Local Archive and it saves a copy of every message it previews or deletes, stored only on your device. It is a clean way to keep the memories before a full wipe without leaving them exposed on Discord, and it works without a logging bot.
It depends on how much you have posted. Discord paces how fast deletions can run, so a large all-time history clears in the background over time rather than instantly. Importing your Discord data package helps Redact find older messages faster. Just keep the app open and let it finish.
Yes. A full wipe doesn't have to be all-or-nothing: choose exactly which servers, channels, and DMs to include and leave the rest unselected, turn on the pinned override to spare your pinned messages, and exclude any individual message from the Preview screen before you confirm.
Yes, with a premium plan. Scheduled Deletion saves your all-time wipe and re-runs it on a cadence, so anything new is cleared from scratch on your schedule. Disappearing Mode instead removes messages once they pass a rolling age you set, keeping only your most recent activity.
No. Clearing your history only removes the messages you sent; your account, username, friends, and server memberships all stay exactly as they are. You keep the account and the handle and simply lose the back catalogue of messages behind them.
More Discord features
Discord Plugin
Delete Discord messages from a button inside Discord itself, with Premium disappearing mode that keeps new messages from piling up.
Mass Delete Discord Messages
Bulk delete Discord messages, DMs, and group DMs, filtered by server, keyword, date, or content type.
Delete Chat & Private Messages by Date Range
Delete Discord messages before, after, or between dates, with absolute or relative windows.
Delete Specific Message Types
Isolate one Discord content type - images, videos, files, and more - and clear only that media.
Delete by Keyword
Delete only the Discord messages that contain the words or phrases you choose, with date and content-type filters.
Delete Discord Direct Messages in Bulk
Bulk delete the Discord DMs you've sent, by person, date, keyword, or content type. Deleting clears them from both sides.
Moderator Mode
Bulk delete other members' messages across servers you moderate, by user ID, keyword, date, or content type.