About EmoteTools
Free, private emote tools for Discord and Twitch
Our mission
EmoteTools helps creators resize custom emoji and emotes to the exact sizes platforms expect — without uploading artwork to a server. We focus on simple, reliable browser tools so you can prepare Discord emoji and Twitch emotes in seconds.
"Dimensions: 128x128. Bigger or smaller will work, but 128x128 is juuuust right."— Discord — How to Make and Use Custom Emoji
Privacy first
Every resize runs entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device, there is no account required, and we do not store your uploads. That keeps your drafts and original artwork private while you work.
What we build
Today EmoteTools includes a Discord emoji resizer (128×128, under 256 KB) and a Twitch emote resizer (28 / 56 / 112, with ZIP download). We plan to expand with more emote utilities under the same Emote Resizer family.
"Depending on whether you wish to use auto-resize or manual upload, you will either need a single PNG between 112 x 112px and 4096 x 4096px, or three image sizes: 28 x 28px, 56 x 56px and 112 x 112px."— Twitch Help — Emote Formatting Requirements
How it works
The site is built with modern web technologies and client-side image processing. Static images and animated GIFs are resized locally so you can preview and download results instantly.
What we value
- • Local processing and privacy
- • Clear platform size specs
- • Simple, focused tools
- • No signup required
Technology
- • Next.js and React
- • TypeScript
- • Client-side image processing
- • Cloudflare deployment
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