Emote & Badges Resizer
Perfect for Twitch, YouTube & Discord
Convert your existing emotes and badges to the correct sizes before uploading using this tool
Upload Emotes & Badges
Twitch Emotes
Twitch Badges
YouTube Badges
Discord Emotes
Emote Upload Requirements
To successfully resize your emotes for Twitch, YouTube or Discord, your source image needs to meet a few requirements.
The image must be a square, and the file size must be less than 20mb.
If parts of your emotes are transparent, then the file will also need to be a PNG file to preserve these transparency values.
Type: Twitch Emotes
Dimensions: 112x112, 56x56, 28x28
File Size: 25kb
File Type: PNG
Type: Twitch Badges
Dimensions: 72x72, 36x36, 18x18
File Size: 25kb
File Type: PNG
Type: YouTube Badges
Dimensions: 128x128
File Size: 1mb
File Type: JPEG, PNG
Type: Discord Emotes
Dimensions: 128x128
File Size: 256kb
File Type: JPEG, PNG, GIF
How To Upload Your Emotes & Badges
We've put together a guide on uploading your custom emotes & badges to Twitch, YouTube and Discord. Click on the buttons below to jump to the relevant section.
Uploading Twitch Emotes
- Log in to your Twitch account and go to the Creator Dashboard
- In the Creator Dashboard, select "Viewer Rewards" > "Emotes"
- Click "Upload Emote" in the appropriate tier or category
- Upload the emote files in three sizes (112x112, 56x56, 28x28) and name them with a unique emote code
- Review your emote and click "Submit for Review"
Uploading Twitch Badges
- Log in to your Twitch account and go to the Creator Dashboard
- In the Creator Dashboard, select "Viewer Rewards" > "Subscriber Badges"
- Click "Manage Badges" or select the specific badge type (e.g., loyalty badges, bit badges)
- Upload the badge files in three sizes (72x72, 36x36, 18x18) and name them appropriately
- Review your badge and click "Save Changes"
Uploading YouTube Membership Badges
- Log in to your YouTube account and go to YouTube Studio
- In YouTube Studio, click on "Monetization" in the left sidebar
- Go to the "Memberships" tab
- Scroll down to the "Badges and emojis" section and click "Edit" next to Membership Badges
- Upload your badge image with a minimum size of 128x128 pixels. YouTube will automatically resize it to the required sizes
- Assign your badge to the desired membership duration (e.g., new member, 1 month, 2 months, etc.)
- Review your badges and click "Save" to save the changes
Uploading Discord Server Emoji
- Open Discord and go to the server where you have Manage Emoji permissions
- Click on the server name at the top left, then select "Server Settings"
- Go to the "Emoji" tab in the server settings
- Click "Upload Emoji" and select the image file you want to use (recommended size is 128x128 pixels, and the file should be under 256KB)
- Name your emoji with a unique name for easy use
- Click "Save Changes" to add the emoji to your server
Why Emotes Need Resizing
Depending on the platform you're uploading to emotes must meet certain width and height dimensions, usually measured in pixels. By resizing the emotes and badges you remove any upload issues that you might encounter
Another reason for resizing is that most platforms put a size limit on the images that you upload. By resizing the emotes to the appropriate dimensions you can ensure that your emotes and badges are accepted by the platform
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