Commands Guide
Flute Discord Music Bot Commands
Use these commands to play songs, manage queues, apply effects, save playlists, and keep music sessions predictable in your Discord server.
Default prefix: f. Slash commands are also available when your server has application commands enabled.
Written and tested by Reddy, Flute owner ยท Reviewed July 21, 2026
Before you run music commands
Join a Discord voice channel first, then run commands in a text channel where Flute can read messages,
send messages, use application commands, and embed links. If slash commands do not appear immediately
after inviting the bot, use the prefix command format while Discord finishes syncing server commands.
- Use
fhelp for the live command menu generated by the bot.
- Use
fplay artist title when you want better search matching than a short one-word query.
- Use
fstop before changing a full event queue so old tracks do not continue in the background.
Playback Commands
These commands control the active music session in your voice channel.
| Command |
Use when |
fplay song-name |
Start a track, playlist, or search result. |
fpause / fresume |
Temporarily pause and continue the current track. |
fskip |
Move to the next queued track without clearing the queue. |
fprevious / freplay |
Return to a recent track or restart the current track. |
fstop |
Stop playback and clear the current queue. |
Queue Commands
Use queue commands when several people are adding music and the order needs to stay fair.
| Command |
Result |
fqueue |
Show the current queue and track positions. |
fremove number |
Remove a single track by queue position. |
fmove from to |
Move a queued track to a new position. |
fshuffle |
Shuffle queued tracks for casual listening. |
floop |
Repeat a track or queue depending on the selected mode. |
Filters and Effects
Filters change how the current audio sounds. Apply only one or two at a time during busy sessions,
because stacking many effects can make music harder to hear clearly.
fvolume 1-100 keeps the bot comfortable for everyone in voice.fnowplaying shows the active track and requester details.fkaraoke, fnightcore, fvaporwave, f8d, and flofi are useful style presets.fecho, fradio, ftelephone, and funderwater are better for short moments than full playlists.fclearfilters and fcleareffects reset audio when the output sounds wrong.
Playlist and Personal Commands
Flute includes playlist and user commands for regular communities that reuse the same music sets.
These commands reduce setup time before events and recurring hangouts.
fsaveplaylist stores a queue for later use.floadplaylist brings a saved playlist back into the server queue.fmyplaylists lists saved playlists for your account.fdeleteplaylist removes playlists you no longer use.ffavorite, fhistory, and ftopac help users find repeated tracks and listening activity.
Common command workflows
1
Daily voice hangout
Join voice, run fplay artist title, add a few tracks with more fplay commands, then use fqueue before people start skipping.
2
Event or stage session
Build the queue before the event starts, use fmove to put important tracks near the top, and avoid heavy effects until the main playlist is finished.
3
Audio problem recovery
Run fclearfilters, reduce volume with fvolume 70, then use fskip. If the queue is still stuck, use fstop and start fresh.
Utility Commands
fhelp opens the full help menu with categories for music, playlist, filters, effects, user tools, and premium.
finvite gives the invite link if another server admin wants to add Flute.
fwebsite opens this official website for guides, premium, and dashboard access.
fvote opens the voting page when a feature asks for a vote gate.
Premium Commands
fpremium shows premium status and available actions.
fpremium perks explains plan benefits such as 24/7 mode and vote bypass from the second play onward.
fpremium renew helps active users find the renewal path from Discord.
Premium features should be managed by the server owner or a trusted admin so payment and server access stay clear.
Need setup help next?
Open the setup guide for permissions, first-play checks, and clean server configuration.
