Moderation · Bulk Purge
Clear a Discord channel in one command.
Deleting messages one by one is the slowest job in moderation — and exactly what you’re forced into during a spam wave. /purge turns it into a single command, with enough control that you only remove what you mean to.
Cleaning up by hand is slow and error-prone
A raid, a leaked link, a bot loop — the moments you need to clean a channel are the ones where deleting messages one at a time is hopeless. A purge command clears them in one go, scoped so you don’t nuke the good conversation with the bad.
One command, with filters
Delete recent messages, or scope by member, keyword or bots-only — remove the mess without the rest.
Every purge is logged
Who ran it, where, how many — written to your moderation log, so cleanups stay accountable.
Built for the messy moments
Scoped deletes mean you stop a spam wave without wiping the whole channel.
Toggle per server
Enable it where you need it; /purge is there when things get loud.
Set up purge in three steps
- 01
Enable Bulk Purge
Invite the bot and switch on the plugin.
- 02
Set the log channel
Point your moderation log channel so purges are recorded.
- 03
Run /purge
Clear recent messages, optionally filtered by member, keyword or bots-only.
Frequently asked questions
How do I bulk-delete messages in Discord?
Run /purge; optionally filter by member, keyword or bots-only.
Are purges logged?
Yes — every /purge is recorded in your moderation log channel.
Can I delete only one person’s messages?
Yes — filter the purge by member.
What permissions does it need?
Manage Messages and Read Message History.
Is it free?
Yes, CloudMod has a free plan.