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Twitch Emote Resizer – Instantly Resize Emotes for Twitch

Whether you're a Twitch streamer or a designer creating emotes for clients, resizing graphics to Twitch’s specific emote dimensions can be a repetitive task. That’s where our Twitch Emote Resizer comes in — an easy-to-use online tool that automatically resizes your image into all the standard Twitch emote sizes in one go.

Twitch Emote Resizer

Resize your images to Twitch emote dimensions

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Emote Sizes

Custom Size: px

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🛠️ What Is the Twitch Emote Resizer?

The Twitch Emote Resizer is a free online tool that resizes any image (typically PNG format) into the three standard Twitch emote sizes:

• 28x28 pixels
• 56x56 pixels
• 112x112 pixels

These sizes are required by Twitch when uploading custom emotes for your channel.

The tool ensures your emotes are crisp, correctly scaled, and within Twitch’s upload guidelines — all without needing expensive software or design skills.

✅ Key Features

• Resize once, get all 3 required sizes
• PNG support with transparent background
• No installation or signup is required
• Fast, secure, and completely free

🧭 How to Use the Twitch Emote Resizer (Step-by-Step)

1. Upload Your Image
   Click the Choose button and select the PNG image you want to convert.
2. Preview the Emotes
   Once uploaded, the tool will automatically generate three previews: 28x28, 56x56, and 112x112.
3. Download the Emotes
   Click the download buttons for each size, or you can copy to the Clipboard.

You can keep the background color as per your choice. For example, here we keep RED Color.

📌 Real-Life Example

Let’s say you're a streamer named PixelPlays who just designed a new “Hype” emote in 500x500 pixels.

Instead of manually resizing it using Photoshop (which costs money and time), you:

1. Upload your image to the Twitch Emote Resizer.
2. In seconds, you get:
   • hype_28.png (28x28)
   • hype_56.png (56x56)
   • hype_112.png (112x112)
3. You download the files and upload them to Twitch.
4. Done! Your “Hype” emote is live and looking sharp across all resolutions.

💡 Benefits of Using the Twitch Emote Resizer

• 🎯 Accuracy – Always get the exact pixel dimensions Twitch requires.
• 🕒 Saves Time – No need to open image editing software or adjust settings manually.
• 🧩 Beginner-Friendly – Designed for streamers with no design background.
• 💾 Retains Quality – Uses high-quality scaling algorithms.
• 🌐 Browser-Based – Works on all devices without downloads.

🔍 Comparison: Twitch Emote Resizer vs Traditional Methods

Feature	Twitch Emote Resizer	Photoshop/GIMP	Fiverr/Designer
Free to Use	✅	❌	❌
No Skill Required	✅	❌	✅
Speed	⚡ Instant	🕒 Slow	🕒 Slow
Batch Size Support	✅	✅	✅
Manual Cropping Needed	❌	✅	✅
Requires Installation	❌	✅	❌

🧑‍💻 Who Should Use This Tool?

• 🎮 Twitch Streamers uploading custom emotes
• 🎨 Freelance Designers working with Twitch clients
• 🧪 VTubers and content creators building a brand
• 🛠️ Community Managers managing shared emotes
• 💼 Marketing Teams adding branded emotes

📝 Checklist Before Uploading to Twitch

• ✅ Image is in PNG format
• ✅ File size is under 1MB per emote
• ✅ No offensive content (per Twitch’s guidelines)
• ✅ You have the right to use the image
• ✅ Each size is uploaded in the correct resolution (28x28, 56x56, 112x112)

What file types does the tool support?

We recommend uploading transparent PNG files. JPGs work, too, but transparency is lost.

Is the Twitch Emote Resizer free?

Yes! It’s 100% free to use — no hidden fees or watermarks.

Can I use it on mobile?

Yes, the tool is mobile-optimised. You can resize images from your phone or tablet easily.

Will my emotes lose quality when resized?

No. The tool uses intelligent scaling to preserve sharpness and clarity across all sizes.

Is my image data stored?

No, all processing is done securely in the browser. We do not store or track your uploads.

Can I resize animated GIFs?

Currently, the tool supports static images only. Animated emote resizing is in the roadmap.

Does this work for Discord or YouTube emotes, too?

This tool is tailored for Twitch, but resized images can be used elsewhere if they meet other platform requirements.