Emojisilo is a free emoji maker and emote workshop that runs entirely in your browser. Drop a PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF—the page pads to square without stretching—and export Twitch emote sizes (112 / 56 / 28), optional Twitch subscriber badges (72 / 36 / 18 PNG), Discord 128×128, and Slack 128×128 in a single ZIP. Animated GIFs keep motion with per-platform size targets. Nothing is uploaded to a server and you do not need an account. Beyond the workshop, browse copy-ready emoji combos and Japanese kaomoji (text faces) to paste into chat. Built for streamers, Discord and Slack communities, and anyone who needs platform-ready emotes without design software.
How it works. Open the workshop, choose a still image or an animated GIF, and let the page fit it into a square by adding padding instead of stretching the artwork. Export a ZIP that can include Twitch emote sizes at 112, 56, and 28 pixels, optional Twitch subscriber badge PNGs at 72, 36, and 18 pixels, a Discord emoji at 128 by 128, and a Slack emoji at 128 by 128. Motion stays in the GIF exports, with a size target for each platform.
Who it is for. Streamers who need a matching Twitch emote set, Discord server owners who want a custom emoji at the usual 128 pixel size, and Slack communities that want the same artwork as a workspace emoji can all start from one file. People who do not want to install design software, create an account, or upload the source image to a server can do the resize locally in the browser.
What else is on the site. Besides the workshop, Emojisilo lists copy-ready emoji combos and Japanese kaomoji, which are text faces you can copy and paste into chat. The product is free. There is no paid tier required to export the ZIP.
Quick answers. Which files can I start from? PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF. Does the image get stretched? No, the page pads it to a square. Where does the file go? It stays in your browser and is not uploaded. Do I need an account? No. What do I download? One ZIP with the platform sizes you choose, including Twitch emotes, optional subscriber badges, Discord, and Slack.
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