Free Emotes for Twitch and Kick is a common request and we’re here to answer it. Both Twitch and Kick are the leading live streaming platforms for gamers and have revolutionized the way content creators connect with their communities. A vital aspect of this interaction is the use of emotes, those expressive icons that bring life and laughter to chat conversations. Emotes not only reflect a streamer’s personality but also serve as a unique language shared between streamers and their dedicated viewers.
While there is an array of emotes available both free and paid, in this blog post we will explore the fascinating use of our Free Emotes for Twitch and Kick streamers. Whether you’re an aspiring streamer seeking to engage your audience or a viewer eager to add some flair to your chat experience, join us as we uncover the this hidden treasure of the Free Text Emotes PLUS discover how they can elevate your existing emotes to new levels of creativity and community camaraderie. Get ready to upgrade your emote game without spending a dime!
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The Best Free Emotes for Twitch
You just clutched out a game, or completely failed – either way it’s a a clip-worthy moment. Give your viewers the emotes to celebrate, commiserate or troll you to the end of the earth? These free emotes for Twitch are a great addition to any Twitch streamer’s arsenal to improve interactivity.
Each emote comes in a variety of colors and are provided with a layered PSD file which can be edited with Adobe Photoshop or Photopea.
There are two ways to utilize these free emotes for Twitch:
- As they are
- They’re great to use on their own as straight to the point text emotes. Perfect for filling the gaps in what you already have.
- Build onto your existing emotes
- By adding text to your emotes you can compliment the existing set you already have, with new and alternative expressions. Example shown here.
Premium Emotes
While we will endeavour to add more free Twitch emotes, we have a range of premium emotes and sub badges worth considering too.
Designed to work with or in addition to your current emotes, each premium set includes 12 unique designs, with several color options and provided with a layered PSD file which can be edited with Adobe Photoshop or Photopea.
How to Add Emotes to Twitch
To add emotes to your Twitch channel, head to your dashboard. On the left-hand sidebar, click Viewer Rewards, then Emotes. Subscriber Emotes is the first section listed on the Emotes page.
Under theSubscriber Emotessection is a list of your current emotes grouped by tier, as well as your current emote prefix and the progress you’ve made towards unlocking your next emote. Partners also have access to Animated Emotes as a Tier 1 subscriber benefit.
To upload an emote, click the + button under the desired tier. Once uploaded, your emote will be added to the slot and saved to your Library so that it can be used later should you decide to remove it from the slot in the future. You can also upload directly into your Library instead of a specific slot by clicking on Upload New. Emotes uploaded directly to your Library will not be active until you assign them to an open slot.
Unless you’re specialized enough to resize your emotes, we recommend utilizing Twitch’s “Auto Resize Mode”. Auto-resize mode is an easy, streamlined way to upload your emotes. To upload your emote, you’ll need a single square image file between 112x112px and 4096x4096px that is under 1MB in size. This file will then be automatically converted into our other required sizes.
Within theEmote Codefield, choose a name for your emote (e.g: Love). Your emote’s full code will be your emote prefix combined with your emote code (e.g: prefix + Love = prefixLove).
Once you’ve uploaded your files and selected your code, clickUpload Emote. Your emote will be saved to your Library. If you uploaded directly into a slot, it will be assigned to that slot by default.
Source: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/subscriber-emote-guide
How to Add Emotes to Kick
To add Kick emotes to your channel, head to your streamer dashboard. On the left-hand sidebar, click “Community” then choose the “Emotes” option. Select the “+” icon next to Channel Emotes.
Here you can upload and delete your Kick emote files.
Once you’ve uploaded an emote (500x500px or less), you need to give it a name. Then hit “Add”. Your emote will be saved to your Library.
Source: https://help.kick.com/en/articles/7113467-how-to-add-edit-kick-emotes
