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Discord Emoji Resizer

Turn any image into a Discord custom emoji or sticker at the exact size Discord needs. Add your artwork, pick emoji or sticker, check the file size, and download the PNG. Everything happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Drag and drop an image here, or

PNG with a transparent background works best. Up to 10 MB. Nothing is uploaded.

What the Discord emoji resizer does

Discord accepts custom emoji and stickers only at set sizes and file limits. An emoji is 128 by 128 pixels and under 256 KB, and a sticker is 320 by 320 pixels and under 512 KB. This tool takes one image and resizes it to the right square size, fitting the whole image and keeping any transparent background. If your art is not square, you can zoom in and reposition it to fill the square instead of leaving empty space on the sides. It also shows the file size so you know it fits Discord's limit before you upload. You end up with a clean PNG ready to add in your server settings, with no image editor needed.

Why use our Discord emoji resizer

  • ·Free. No signup, no paywall, no watermarks.
  • ·Runs in your browser. Your artwork is never uploaded or saved.
  • ·Exact Discord sizes. 128 px emoji and 320 px sticker, done for you.
  • ·File size check. See if it fits Discord's limit before you upload.
  • ·Zoom and position. Fit the whole image, or zoom in to fill the square and drag it into place.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Add your image

    Drag your artwork onto the box or click to pick a file. A PNG with a transparent background works best, so the emoji sits cleanly on any chat color. It stays in your browser and is never uploaded.

  2. 2

    Pick emoji or sticker

    Choose Emoji for a 128 px custom emoji, or Sticker for a 320 px sticker. The tool resizes your image to the right square size for whichever one you pick.

  3. 3

    Check the size and preview

    See it full size and at the small size it shows at in chat, on a light or dark background. The tool also shows the file size against Discord's limit and warns you if it is too big.

  4. 4

    Download the PNG

    Download the square PNG, ready to add in your Discord server settings under Emoji or Stickers.

Who resizes Discord emojis

Anyone getting custom emoji or stickers ready for a Discord server can use this. These are the people who use it most:

  • ·Server owners and admins. Get custom emoji and stickers into the exact size Discord accepts, so they upload the first time without an error about the dimensions or file size.
  • ·Community moderators. Prepare a batch of emoji for a server you help run, turning member artwork into clean, correctly sized files.
  • ·Artists and designers. You made the art. Export it to Discord's emoji or sticker size in one step and hand over a file that just works.
  • ·Anyone adding an emoji. Found a picture you want as an emoji? Resize it here so it fits Discord's rules, instead of guessing in an image editor.

Frequently asked questions

What size does a Discord emoji need to be?
A Discord custom emoji should be 128 by 128 pixels and under 256 KB. Discord shrinks it down to about 32 pixels when it shows in chat, so a small, clear image reads best. This tool resizes your picture to 128 by 128 for you.
What size is a Discord sticker?
A Discord sticker is 320 by 320 pixels and must be under 512 KB, saved as a PNG (or APNG for animation). Pick Sticker in the tool and it resizes your image to 320 by 320.
How do I make a Discord emoji from an image?
Add your image, choose Emoji, and the tool resizes it to 128 by 128 pixels while keeping any transparent background. Check the preview and file size, then download the PNG and add it in your server settings under Emoji.
Why is my file over the size limit?
Detailed images and photos make larger PNG files. Discord caps emoji at 256 KB and stickers at 512 KB. If the tool warns you that the file is too big, try a simpler image with fewer colors or less fine detail, since flat art and logos compress much smaller than photos.
Will my image get cropped?
By default, no. The tool scales your whole image to fit inside the square and keeps everything visible. If your image is not square, that leaves even transparent space on two sides. If you would rather fill the square, use the zoom slider to scale the image up and the position sliders to slide it around. Zooming in crops the parts that fall outside the square.
Are my images private?
Yes. The resizing happens entirely in your browser. Your image is never uploaded to a server or saved anywhere, and once the page has loaded you can even use it offline.