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Twitch Emote Pack

Turn one photo into a full set of matching sub emotes.

The original photo uploaded to generate this emote pack

One selfie, nothing else

  • A person as a crying laughing emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a heart eyes emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a star struck emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a mind blown emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a partying emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a determined emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a woozy emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a mischief emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a innocent emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a clown emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a pog emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a think smart emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a success emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a sipping tea emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a one does not simply emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a cheers emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a tell me more emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch

One photo in, a whole matched set out. Every emote is the same person, so the set reads as a set.

Why a set beats one-off emotes

Twitch chat runs on repetition. Viewers learn two or three of your emotes and spam them, which only works if the whole set clearly comes from the same face. Seventeen emotes commissioned separately rarely match; a set generated from one photo always does.

Affiliates unlock emote slots as they gain subscribers, and Partners get more. Every emote has to be uploaded at 112, 56 and 28 pixels, which is why the pack ships all three sizes rather than leaving you to resize by hand.

The emotes Twitch users reach for most

  • Pog
  • Crying laughing
  • Heart eyes
  • Star struck
  • Woozy
  • Clown

Every pack includes all 17 expressions, not just these. See the full set.

Sized for Twitch

Twitch emotes are 112×112, 56×56 and 28×28 px (PNG, transparent). The ZIP contains a twitch folder already at that size, plus 1024px masters.

  1. 1Generate your emote and download the transparent PNG.
  2. 2Resize/export it at 112×112, 56×56, and 28×28 px.
  3. 3In the Creator Dashboard, go to Viewer Rewards → Emotes.
  4. 4Upload to a sub-tier slot, submit for review, and it goes live once approved.

What it would cost otherwise

Emote artists charge roughly $25 to $75 per emote, so a seventeen-emote set typically runs $425 to $1,275 and takes days of back-and-forth.

  • 17 matching emotes of the same face
  • Sized and compressed for Twitch
  • Transparent PNGs, delivered as a ZIP
  • Yours to use commercially
  • Full refund if any emote fails

$4.99 for 17 emotes

One photo. Sized for Twitch and delivered as a ZIP.

Make your emote pack

One-time payment. Full refund if any emote fails to generate.

Twitch emote pack questions

What size do Twitch emotes need to be?

Twitch requires every emote at 112x112, 56x56 and 28x28 pixels as transparent PNGs. The pack includes all three for each emote, already under Twitch's file limits, so you upload rather than resize.

Will my emotes still read at 28 pixels?

That is the size that decides whether an emote works. Every expression in the pack keeps the face large in frame and avoids busy backgrounds, because detail that looks great at 112 pixels turns to mush at 28.

Can I use these as sub emotes and channel points rewards?

Yes. They are yours to use commercially, including sub tiers, bit badges, channel point rewards, panels and thumbnails.

Do I need to be an Affiliate first?

You can make the pack any time. You just need emote slots on your channel to upload them, which come with Affiliate status.

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