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# Customize your bot settings

With GPT Customizer, you can customize your bot welcome message, create (or edit) your bot custom command and manage your bot admin.

[#set-your-bot-welcome-message](#set-your-bot-welcome-message "mention")

[#set-your-bot-custom-commands](#set-your-bot-custom-commands "mention")

[#set-your-bot-admins](#set-your-bot-admins "mention")

### Set your bot Welcome Message

To add custom welcome message to your bot, just send **/set\_welcome** to @gpt\_botbuilder\_bot.

A welcome message will pop up automatically when a new person start your bot.

### Set your bot Custom Commands

You can add (or edit) custom commands to your bot, just send **/set\_command** to @gpt\_botbuilder\_bot.

A custom command response can be anything — formatted text, link, image, video, even a gif or a sticker.

Your users will see the custom commands in the bot menu.

To remove a command, use **/delete\_command**.

### Set your Bot Admins

Send **/set\_admin** to @gpt\_botbuilder\_bot to manage your bot admins.

Admins can do everything that bot owner can, except delete bot and edit admin list.

Use **/adminlog** in your direct message with @gpt\_botbuilder\_bot to keep track of exactly what the other admins are doing with your bot settings: upload data, set custom command, set welcome message, delete data, and more - everything can be moderated.


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