Submit images, rate them 1–10, and let the community decide the winner. Transparent vote counts, moderator approval, and a visual gallery on the web board.
ADD TO DISCORDScoreboards is the Discord image rating bot built for creative communities. Host art contests, photography challenges, meme battles, or design showcases where your members submit images and the community votes to crown the winners.
An image-rating leaderboard lets community members submit images and rate each other's submissions on a 1–10 scale. The leaderboard ranks submissions by their average rating — highest-rated images rise to the top.
It's a democracy for creative content. Instead of one judge picking winners, the whole community decides what's good via transparent, trackable ratings.
Every submission shows the image, its average rating, and the number of ratings received — so the community can trust that rankings are earned and well-supported.
Every member can rate each submission on a 1–10 scale. Ratings are averaged into a single score that determines the ranking — finer nuance than a thumbs-up/thumbs-down.
The web leaderboard displays submissions as a browseable gallery — perfect for sharing the contest outside Discord and letting non-members browse the entries.
Every submission shows both its average rating and the number of votes it received — so the community can tell a broadly-supported ranking from one built on a handful of votes.
Set a max submissions per player (1–3 works well) so no single entrant can flood the board with entries.
Want the full mechanics and best-practice tips? Read the complete image-rating guide →
Players submit entries from Discord with /submit image, or directly from the web leaderboard. Either route posts the image to the same gallery and opens it up for community ratings right away.
Player uses /submit image with the image attached and a name for their entry, or submits straight from the web leaderboard.
The submission goes live immediately. Any member can rate it on a 1–10 scale — each person's vote counts once and can be updated later if opinions shift.
The board sorts by average rating — with vote count visible — so the community can see which rankings are well-supported.
A 1–10 scale captures finer distinctions than thumbs-up/down — which matters a lot when you're separating genuinely good submissions from excellent ones.
High vote count alone doesn't win — the average has to hold up too. A polarizing entry with 100 mixed ratings loses to a great one with 20 strong ratings.
Every vote is reflected in the shared average. No private jury, no opaque scoring — the board's ranking is entirely the community's call.
A live image-rating leaderboard turns every contest into a community event — transparent votes, web gallery, and a clear winner at the end.
Manage your servers, create scoreboards, and configure settings
A way for players to follow their leaderboards outside Discord
Track player performance with detailed statistics and trends
Manage your servers, create scoreboards, and configure settings
A way for players to follow their leaderboards outside Discord
Track player performance with detailed statistics and trends
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