utility·Updated 2026-05-20

Twitch Emote Resizer Updated 2026

Drop any image, get the three Twitch sub-emote sizes (28×28, 56×56, 112×112) ready to upload. Client-side resize, no upload, dark + light chat preview, transparency-safe.

No sign-up · Client-side · No upload

Emote resizer

Drop an image here, or click to browse

PNG / JPG / GIF / WEBP — any size, we resize down to Twitch's 28 / 56 / 112.

Background

Fit

Format

Twitch sub-emote spec: 28×28, 56×56, 112×112 — all three sizes required at upload. Static PNGs target 25 KB per size, animated GIFs reach up to 1 MB per size with a 60-frame ceiling. Bit emotes share the same sizes. Twitch emote guide ↗

No sign-up required. Use the tool, share the result, leave — no account needed.

Client-side computation. Calculations run entirely in your browser; we never see your inputs.

Embed in OBS / Discord. Append ?embed=1 to the URL for a bare iframe-ready widget.

How to use this tool

4 steps · ~30 seconds

Each step is a single action — no setup, no sign-up. Outputs are client-side; nothing is uploaded.

Step 01

Upload an image

Drag-and-drop or click the upload zone. PNG, JPG, GIF, WEBP accepted. Any source size — the tool resizes down.

Step 02

Pick a background

Dark chat / Light chat / Transparent. Preview how the emote reads in both Twitch chat themes.

Step 03

Choose Cover or Fit

Cover crops to fill the square. Fit preserves the entire image with padding.

Step 04

Download each size

Three buttons appear under the previews — one per Twitch emote size (28×28, 56×56, 112×112). Upload all three to Creator Dashboard.

FAQ · methodology & caveats

Frequently asked.

Calculator outputs are estimates. Each Q below names the source data and the assumptions baked in.

What are the required Twitch emote sizes?

Twitch requires sub-emotes at three sizes: 28×28, 56×56, and 112×112. All three are mandatory at upload — the tool generates them in one step.

What's the file-size limit?

Twitch documents 25 KB per static PNG size as the spec ceiling. In practice the first-party uploader often accepts files up to ~1 MB. Animated GIFs reach 1 MB per size with a 60-frame ceiling.

Are uploaded files sent to your server?

No. The resize runs entirely in your browser via Canvas API. The source image never leaves your device — there is no upload, no logging, no analytics on file contents.

Does this work with animated GIFs?

The first frame is rendered as static PNG/JPG at all three sizes. Full animated GIF re-encoding (60-frame ceiling) is on the roadmap — for now, animated frames are flattened on export.

What's the difference between Cover and Fit?

Cover crops the longer axis so the emote fills the entire square (recommended for character art). Fit pads transparent (or background-colour) bars on the short axis so the whole image is visible (recommended for text or logos).

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