Twitch emote maker
Make the whole set, from one character
Describe your character once. EmoteFactory builds the reactions your chat actually uses — hype, love, laugh, rage, GG — and rewrites each one until it clears 28px readability. Six emotes and three sub badges, ready to upload.
First emote free. No card to try it.
How it works
- 01
Describe or upload one character
Type the character, upload a selfie, or drop in a pet photo. Pick a style: chibi, pixel, anime, 3D, bold-line, cute or meme.
- 02
Approve the base emote
You get one emote back first, scored at 28px with a specific list of fixes. Regenerate or apply the fixes until it reads clean.
- 03
Lock it and build the set
The approved emote becomes the reference. Generate the reaction pack, review the consistency report, then export every platform size in one ZIP.
Why a set beats six separate generations
Ask a general image generator for six emotes and you get six characters that look like cousins: different head sizes, different outlines, a palette that drifts from warm to cold. It is the single clearest tell that a set was not commissioned.
EmoteFactory generates one emote you approve, locks it as the character reference, then builds every other reaction from that reference. A consistency pass compares palette, proportion and outline weight across the set and flags anything that drifts.
- One reference drives every emote — not six independent rolls.
- Palette and outline pinned — the drift that reads as AI is removed.
- Scored at 28px before export — no emote ships unreadable.
- Editable — repaint a region instead of re-rolling the whole set.
- Every platform size in one ZIP — Twitch, Discord, Kick, 7TV, YouTube.
What lands in your download
Emotes arrive as transparent PNGs named for upload, plus the 1024px master so you can re-export later. Animated emotes are GIF, already compressed under Twitch's 1 MB / 60-frame ceiling.
Twitch emote sizes
| File | Size | Where it shows |
|---|---|---|
| Large | 112 × 112 | Emote picker, channel page |
| Medium | 56 × 56 | Some chat contexts |
| Small | 28 × 28 | Chat — what almost everyone sees |
PNG or GIF, each under 1 MB. Animated emotes must be GIF under 1 MB with at most 60 frames.
Who can upload emotes in 2026
Since 13 May 2026 Twitch has offered emotes, badges, subscriptions and Bits to eligible streamers worldwide, not only Affiliates and Partners. Affiliate status still unlocks additional slots, and Partners get up to 60.
Only Affiliates and Partners can withdraw earnings as cash; other eligible streamers accrue a spendable balance for Bits and gift subs.
Questions
- How much does a Twitch emote set cost here?
- A Starter Set with six emotes and three sub badges is $12. The Pro Set is $29 for twelve emotes, six badges and two animated emotes. That compares with roughly $96–150 to commission the same coverage.
- Will the emotes pass Twitch review?
- Specs are handled automatically — square transparent PNGs at 112, 56 and 28 px, under 1 MB. Content rules are on you: no hate, sexual content, violence or third-party trademarks. The prompt filter rejects obvious requests, but you are responsible for what you upload.
- Can I edit an emote after generating it?
- Yes. Repaint a single region instead of regenerating the whole piece, so fixing an eye does not cost you a new face. Each emote also includes three free regenerations.
- Do I own the emotes?
- Yes — you can use them on your channel, merchandise and elsewhere, as long as they follow the content policy. Commercial client work needs the Studio or Agency plan.
- Can I use the same files on Discord and Kick?
- The ZIP includes Discord 128 px and Kick sizes alongside Twitch, so one download covers every place your community chats.