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How to Add Emotes to Twitch

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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As a Twitch streamer, it’s important to engage with your audience and make sure they feel like they are part of the community. One way to do this is by using Twitch emotes. Emotes are essentially small images or symbols that viewers can use to express themselves in the chat. In this article, we’ll go over step by step on how to add emotes to your Twitch channel.

Step 1: Become Affiliate or Partner

Before you can start using Twitch emotes, you need to become a Twitch Affiliate or Partner. These programs allow you to earn money from your streams and unlock features like custom emotes. To become an Affiliate, you need to have at least 50 followers, stream for at least 8 hours, and have an average of 3 viewers per stream. To become a Partner, you need to meet higher requirements like having at least 75 concurrent viewers and streaming for a total of 25 hours in the last 30 days.

Step 2: Create Your Emotes

Now that you’re a Twitch Affiliate or Partner, it’s time to create your emotes. To do this, you need to use an image editing program like Photoshop or GIMP. Emotes can be any size but must be in the PNG format with a transparent background. Keep in mind that emotes must be appropriate for all ages and not contain any copyrighted material. You can create up to three emotes to start, but as you reach higher levels in the Affiliate and Partner programs, you can unlock more emote slots.

Step 3: Upload Your Emotes

Once you’ve created your emotes, it’s time to upload them to Twitch. To do this, go to your Twitch Dashboard and click on “Emotes” under the “Settings” tab. From there, click on “Upload Emotes.” You can then choose the emote you want to upload and add a unique name to it. Twitch has strict guidelines on naming emotes, so make sure you follow them.

Step 4: Wait for Approval

After uploading your emotes, they need to go through a review process before they can be used by your viewers. This process can take up to a few days, and Twitch will notify you once your emotes have been approved. Once approved, your emotes will appear in your chat’s emote menu, and viewers can use them by typing the name of the emote into the chat.

In conclusion, adding emotes to your Twitch channel is a great way to interact with your audience and make them feel more connected to your community. By following the steps outlined above, you’ll be able to create and upload your own custom emotes and take your stream to the next level.

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