One of the things that makes the platform special is the selection of emotes, and how easy it is to create and customize them. A variation of KEKW, chipsaKEK (Image via Twitch) This pixelated face ...

Your emotes will have to meet a few parameters. To use Twitch's auto-resize feature, your file will need to be a square image between 112x112 and 4096x4096 pixels, and be a maximum of 1MB in size.

TWITCH has axed one of its most popular emotes following dangerous comments made by the star of the image. Streamer Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez, whose wide-eyed face features in the PogChamp emote ...

and it’s been a global Twitch emote since 2013. That decadelong run is apparently coming to an end as Twitch says its rights to the image expire in a couple of days. However, McMillen says might ...

It's an image of his goofily excited face, with mouth agape and eyes popping. The Twitch emote is commonly used to express surprise or excitement. As with many emotes on the streaming platform ...

Over the course of nearly a decade, though, Twitch's viewers have injected each emote with dozens of complicated definitions and connotations. An image like "Kappa"—a dude smirking through a bla ...

The emote in question features a distorted image of the face of a popular Swedish Twitch streamer Forsen, who is mostly known for being a former professional StarCraft II player-turned-Hearthstone ...

Every emote has an origin story, and with Fed7, it’s not a long one. Federico “Fedmyster” Gaytan, its inspiration, is a California-based Twitch IRL streamer—which means, for the most part ...

YouTube confirmed via a blog post the launch of YouTube Emotes. The platform indicated "YouTube Emotes" is a new way for users to express themselves with fun images across streams and comments.