What sizes do Twitch emotes need to be?

Twitch requires three exact square sizes for auto-approval: 112x112 pixels for the web interface, 56x56 pixels for Retina displays, and 28x28 pixels for the standard chat window. Our tool generates all three instantly.

Is my artwork safe? Do you store my emotes?

Yes, your artwork is 100% safe. This tool uses client-side Canvas rendering. Your image never leaves your device and is never uploaded to any server. We cannot see, store, or steal your artwork.

Why does my emote look blurry?

If your original image is too small or highly detailed, scaling it down to 28x28 pixels will cause a loss of clarity. Always start with a high-resolution canvas (at least 500x500px) and use thick, bold lines and high-contrast colors.

Twitch Emote Resizer | Instantly Generate 112x, 56x, 28x Emotes

The Ultimate Twitch Emote Resizer Tool

Are you struggling to get your Twitch emotes accepted? Twitch has strict guidelines for custom emotes, sub badges, and cheer badges. You can't just upload any image; it must be perfectly squared, have a transparent background, and be exported in three exact dimensions: 112x112px, 56x56px, and 28x28px.

Doing this manually in Photoshop or GIMP takes time. That's why we built the Twitch Emote Resizer. It’s a 100% free, browser-based tool that takes your high-resolution artwork and instantly generates the exact three files Twitch demands.

Why Use Our Emote Resizer?

Perfect Dimensions Every Time: We guarantee exact pixel-perfect exports for all three tiers (28x28, 56x56, 112x112).
Aspect Ratio Preservation: We intelligently scale and center your image to prevent ugly stretching or distortion.
100% Client-Side Privacy: We process your images directly in your browser using HTML5 Canvas. Your artwork is never uploaded to any server. This is critical for preventing art theft before you even launch your channel.
One-Click ZIP Export: Don't download files one by one. Click "Download All (ZIP)" to instantly grab all three resolutions packaged perfectly for your Twitch Dashboard upload.

How to Create the Perfect Twitch Emote

Designing a great emote is an art form. Keep these best practices in mind before resizing:

High Contrast: Emotes are viewed at 28x28 pixels in the chat window. If your design has low contrast or thin lines, it will turn into an unrecognizable blur.
Keep It Simple: Don't cram too many details or words into a single emote. The best emotes convey a single, clear emotion (e.g., LUL, KEKW, PogChamp).
Use Transparent Backgrounds: Always export your original artwork as a transparent PNG. If you upload a JPG with a white background to our resizer, the resulting emotes will have a white box around them in Twitch chat, which looks unprofessional.

Discord Emoji Compatibility

Did you know this tool isn't just for Twitch? Discord also supports custom emojis. While Discord allows uploads up to 256KB, the standard display size in chat is roughly 32x32 pixels. The 56x56px or 112x112px files generated by our tool are absolutely perfect for high-quality Discord server emojis!

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