Twitch Emote Maker

Emotes are the smallest graphic a streamer makes and the one chat uses most. At 28 pixels, only bold shapes survive: thick outlines, flat colors, one exaggerated expression. Twitch Emote Maker turns a selfie into exactly that — a cute chibi-cartoon of you, head and shoulders only, still recognizable by hair, skin tone and key features, isolated on a fully transparent background with no text and no watermark. The output is a PNG with real alpha, shown on a checkerboard in the Studio.

The expressions are the ones a channel actually needs. Hype is a huge open-mouth grin with fists raised and sparkle lines. LOL laughs with eyes squeezed shut and tears. Cry has welling eyes and tear streams. Rage is red-faced with steam puffs. Love has heart eyes and floating hearts. GG is a cool salute with a small GG badge. Pog is the jaw-drop with hands on cheeks, and Sleepy has a yawn, a nightcap and little Z's. Let AI choose gives one expressive exaggerated emote face.

The way to build a set is one upload, eight runs. Keep the same selfie in the slot, cycle the expression select, and every emote shares the same face and line weight, so the pack looks like it was drawn by one artist. Each run is 4 credits at Standard, which is what a set of eight costs on most commission sites for a single emote. Download the PNGs and upload them to Twitch, Kick, YouTube or Discord at the sizes each asks for; the transparent background carries through.