[Newest] Twitch Emote Size Guide: Requirements and Resolutions - MiniTool (2024)

This article released on MiniTool official site gives official and latest answers for the standard and animated Twitch emoji sizes. After reading it, you will know how large the images’ sizes should be that you prepare to upload to the Twitch platform.

Twitch is an American video live streaming service that mainly deals with video game live streaming including broadcasts of esports. Besides, it also provides music broadcasts, creative content, and the recent “in real life” streams. Twitch is operated by Twitch Interactive, which is a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc.

Twitch Image Size & Formatting Requirements

Some partners and affiliates create their own emotes while others hire an artist. Yet, no matter who creates the emote, they all should obey some rules like below.

• The image size must adhere to the above restriction.
• The image must be in a .png format.
• The image must be a completely transparent background.
• Ensure you have viewed the emote at 100% resolution to check that the art has clear lines and the letters are correct and easy to read. Ensure the lines are sharp.
• The image needs to be a square shape.

• The image must agree with the above size limit.
• The image must be in .gif format.
• The image must be square.
• The thumbnail for the animated emote will default to the first frame of the GIF. If you want a different thumbnail, you can override the default one with a custom static image.
• The image mustn’t be more than 60 frames.

Rules and Guidelines of Twitch Emote

You should follow the below requirements when you make your Twitch emote.

#1. Respect Twitch Policies

The created Twitch emotes by you should adhere to Twitch’s Terms of Service and Community Guidelines, which prohibit some content from use in Twitch emotes. They are including but are not limited to the following ones.

• Animations (except as supported by Cheermote submissions)
• Emotes based on Twitch Global Emotes
• Glorifying or encouraging violations of Twitch Community Guidelines
• Harassment
• Hateful conduct
• Illegal drugs
• Individual letters and characters (Partners are granted as exceptions to this limitation so long as the characters or letters are a key element of their established branding/logo.)
• Nudity
• Obscene content
• Politics
• Sexual content (Note: emotes imitating the Kreygasm global emote are permitted.)
• Threats of violence
• Violations of Twitch Brand Assets Guidelines
• Vulgarity

#2. Respect the Rights of Others

You can only create emotes for which you have all the necessary rights. If you create emojis using another person’s unauthorized content, image, brand, or rights, you are violating Twitch’s policies. You may be asked to take down the involved emotes or even face a lawsuit.

The following are some examples of content that you shouldn’t make use of without authorization or permission.

1. Content that you don’t own or don’t have the rights to use on Twitch including but not limited to:

• Content and assets from other Twitch creators and channels.
• Others’ photos or artwork.
• Content sourced from other types of media like games, movies, and TV shows.

2. Another person or organization’s name, logo, as well as other identifying marks.

3. The likeness of another person, such as the face of a celebrity.

Twitch Emote Tips for Creation and Management

• Use photos with good light to create emotes.
• Link emotes together by style, color, or maker.
• Simple images always catch eyes.
• Base your emotes on memes generated by your own community if you want memes.
• Monitor the popularity of your emotes.