> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Message Look

> Give some messages of Petto their own name and picture.

## Overview

By default every message that Petto sends comes from Petto. With **Message look** you can give some of them their own **name** and **picture**, so the quest alerts can come from "Quest Hunter", the welcome message from "Door Greeter" and the sanction messages from "Moderation".

Petto does it with a **webhook** that it makes in the channel by itself, named *Petto messages*. You do not paste any link.

<Note>
  The settings need the **Manage Server** permission. Petto needs **Manage Webhooks** in the channel. If it cannot make or use the webhook, the message is sent the normal way, so choosing a look never stops a message.
</Note>

## Which messages

| Kind | What it is |
| - | - |
| `quests` | The [quest alerts](/automation/quests) and the quest method |
| `welcome` | The welcome message when someone joins |
| `leave` | The message when someone leaves |
| `boost` | The messages when someone boosts and when the boost level goes up |
| `sanctions` | The public messages of bans, kicks, timeouts and warns, when you use a [custom reply](/moderation/moderation) |

## Commands

<CodeGroup>
  ```javascript Syntax theme={null}
  !sender set <quests|welcome|leave|boost|sanctions> [name] [picture link]
  !sender reset <kind>
  !sender list
  ```

  ```javascript Example theme={null}
  !sender set quests Quest Hunter https://example.com/hunter.png
  !sender set welcome Door Greeter
  !sender reset welcome
  ```
</CodeGroup>

* The picture is a link that starts with `https://`.
* Discord does not accept a webhook name that has `discord` or `clyde` in it.
* `reset` goes back to Petto's name and picture, and `list` shows what is set.

## Dashboard

The **Message look** page of the dashboard has a name and a picture for each kind, and a button to go back to Petto's look.


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