How to use Eurobot

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To get Eurobot to respond to you once you have added it to your Discord server, you must type a command in one of the text channels on your server. Certain commands require you to input additional information, such as a year or country code(s).

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If Eurobot is in a Discord server that you are a member of, and you have mutual server direct messages enabled for that server, you can also use most of its commands via direct message.

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Country Codes

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The majority of Eurobot's commands require you to input country codes. Each country that has ever participated in Eurovision is represented by a two-letter code. You can find a full list of codes by typing /codes in any of the channels on your Discord server.

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Personal Rankings • /euro_top_set

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This command is used to save your personal ranking for a given year.

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You must provide the year for which you want to save your ranking and the two-letter country codes for up to ten countries. For the current year, when there are fewer than 10 songs released, fewer than 10 countries can be provided. In all other cases, 10 countries must be provided.

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Example: /euro_top_set year:2024 country1:it country2:hr country3:ua ...

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You can set your personal ranking for any Eurovision year except for 1956; we hope to add support for this year in the future!

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Personal Rankings • /euro_top_set_all

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This command can be used to save a list of your all-time top ten Eurovision entries.

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For each of your ten favourite songs, you must provide a code that contains the country code and year. For example, the code for Denmark's 2013 song would be 'dk2013'.

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Example: /euro_top_set_all song1:dk2013 song2:se2023 song3:ua2024 ...

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All songs from all years are supported, with the exception of songs from 1956; we hope to add support for this year soon.

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Personal Rankings • /euro_top

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Once you have saved your personal ranking for a given year, you can display it any time by using this command and providing the year.

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Example: /euro_top year:2016

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You can also view your all-time top ten favourite list using this command. To do so, instead of providing a year, use the word 'all'.

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Example: /euro_top year:all

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You can view the personal ranking of another member of your Discord server by selecting the user option when typing the command and providing their Discord user ID.

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Example: /euro_top year:2016 user:[user ID]

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Community Rankings • /euro_community_top

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You can use this command to display the combined rankings of everybody in your Discord server for any Eurovision year.

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Example: /euro_community_top year:2025

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When using the command to display the rankings for the current year, the combined ranking will reset each time a new entry has been selected. To have your ranking included, you must use the /euro_top_set command to save your ranking each time a new entry has been added.

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This command can also display the combined rankings of all Eurobot users across all Discord servers by adding the group option and using the word 'global'.

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Example: /euro_community_top year:2025 group:global

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Winner Predictions • /euro_prediction_set

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With this command, you can predict the country you think will win the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. You must provide the two-letter country code of the country that you think will win.

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Example: /euro_prediction_set country:fi

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You can change your prediction as many times as you'd like, but the command will lock when the Eurovision Grand Final starts!

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Winner Predictions • /euro_prediction

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With this command, you can view your prediction for any of the years that you submitted one. You must include a valid year for this command to work.

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Example: /euro_prediction year:2024

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Winner Predictions • /euro_predictions

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With this command, you can view your predictions of all members in your Discord server.

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Example: /euro_predictions year:2024

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Stats & Data • /euro_entry

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With this command, you can view data about past Eurovision entries. You must provide the year the entry took part in, and the two-letter code of the competing country.

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Example: /euro_entry year:2013 country:dk

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This command can only be used to view data about past entries. It will not work with an entry from the current year. Data for entries in the most recent contest is usually added within a couple of months of the contest taking place.

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Stats & Data • /euro_winner

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With this command, you can view data about past Eurovision winners. You must provide the year that you wish to retrieve the winning song of.

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Example: /euro_winner year:2013

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Data for entries in the most recent contest is usually added within a couple of months of the contest taking place.