Free Twitch Emote Maker

A Twitch emote maker prepares images for use as emotes in Twitch chat. This one takes a single image, crops it to a square and exports the three sizes Twitch uses, 112 × 112, 56 × 56 and 28 × 28 pixels, as PNG files.

Twitch emotes are square PNGs at 112 × 112, 56 × 56 and 28 × 28 pixels, each under 1 MB. Chat shows the small size on most screens and the larger ones on high-density displays. This tool creates all three from one upload.

Yes. Upload a PNG with transparency and the empty areas stay transparent in every exported size. If your image has a solid background, cut out the subject first with a background remover, then resize it here.

Raise Subject size (%) above 100. At 150, for example, the tool crops one and a half times tighter around the center of the image. The crop always stays centered, so put the face in the middle of your source picture.

Not with this tool. It exports still PNGs only. Animated emotes need a GIF and are created in Twitch’s Creator Dashboard or with an animation app, depending on your channel’s eligibility.

You can upload all three for full control, or use Twitch’s simple upload with a single large square image. Uploading your own 28 px version lets you check that the emote is still clear at the size most viewers see.

At 28 pixels there’s very little room for detail, so thin lines and small text blur together. Use a bold design with thick outlines and high contrast, and crop tightly so the subject fills the square.

Yes. The PNGs work anywhere that accepts square images. Discord emoji are usually uploaded at 128 × 128 and YouTube channel emoji have their own requirements, so check the platform’s current size rules and use the 112 px file as a starting point.

No. Resizing happens on a canvas in your browser, and your image is read from your own device. Nothing is sent to a SocQ server, and the PNGs and ZIP download directly from the page.

Yes. It’s free with no signup or watermark. You can resize as many emotes as you need for your channel.