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Twitch & Discord Emote Resizer

The problem: Your emote art looks sharp in Photoshop but turns into a blurry smudge on Twitch, because each platform needs exact pixel sizes.

How to use — quick guide

Upload your emote artwork to this twitch emote resizer — a square PNG with transparency works best — then download every size in one go: 112, 56 and 28 px for Twitch plus 128 px for Discord. Check the small preview first; bold shapes stay readable at 28 px. Free, no signup, and your artwork is never uploaded anywhere.

How to use it

  1. Upload your emote artwork (a square PNG with transparency works best).
  2. Click download — you get every size in one go.
  3. Upload 112/56/28 px to Twitch and the 128 px file to Discord.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes does Twitch need?

Twitch requires 112×112, 56×56 and 28×28 px PNGs. Discord uses up to 128×128 px.

Why does my emote look blurry?

Usually the original art has thin lines or low contrast that disappear at 28 px. Bold shapes read best.

Does it keep transparency?

Yes — the PNGs are resized on a transparent background, nothing is flattened.

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