Emote Resizer
EmoteResize resizes emotes, badges, stickers, and emoji for Twitch, Discord, 7TV, Slack, and custom sizes
About Emote Resizer
EmoteResize is a free browser-based design tool for streamers, moderators, and creators preparing emote artwork for platform upload. Users drop one image and generate multiple required sizes for Twitch, Discord, 7TV, BetterTTV, FrankerFaceZ, Slack, and custom square outputs.
The homepage says resizing and encoding run locally in the browser, and images are not uploaded. Supported inputs include PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, and pasted clipboard images.
The tool generates platform-specific size ladders and warns when output files are over platform limits. Twitch emotes export at 112, 56, and 28 px; Twitch sub badges export at 72, 36, and 18 px; Discord emoji use 128 px; Discord stickers use 320 px.
Batch use is supported. Users can drop multiple emotes, choose target platforms, then download individual files or a ZIP with size-named outputs such as myemote_112x112.png
Features
- Generates Twitch sub badge sizes at 72×72, 36×36, and 18×18
- Local browser processing with no image upload
- Download all size variants in one packaged zip file
- Discord outputs include 128×128 emoji and 320×320 sticker presets
- Batch mode can process multiple emotes and download outputs as a ZIP
Use cases
- Creating multiple platform emotes from original artwork at once
- Preparing Twitch subscriber badges and checking file-size warnings
- Generating Discord emoji and sticker sizes with single upload
- Export 7TV, BetterTTV, or FrankerFaceZ size ladders from the same artwork
- Generate custom square sizes from 8 to 1024 px for panels, overlays, or icons
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Frequently asked questions
Can I resize animated GIF emotes?
Yes, the tool decodes each animation frame, resizes it, and re-encodes the GIF while warning if output exceeds platform size limits.
Will transparency be preserved in resized images?
Yes, static exports maintain the alpha channel in PNG format to meet Twitch and Discord requirements.
Are my images uploaded to a server during resizing?
No, all resizing happens locally in your browser and images are not uploaded.
Can multiple emotes be resized at once?
Yes. Users can drop a folder’s worth, and each file gets its own result card.
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