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Discord Emote Pack

One photo in, a full set of matching server emoji out.

The original photo uploaded to generate this emote pack

One selfie, nothing else

  • A person as a crying laughing emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a heart eyes emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a star struck emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a mind blown emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a partying emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a determined emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a woozy emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a mischief emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a innocent emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a clown emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a pog emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a think smart emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a success emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a sipping tea emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a one does not simply emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a cheers emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch
  • A person as a tell me more emote for Slack, Discord and Twitch

One photo in, a whole matched set out. Every emote is the same person, so the set reads as a set.

Why a set beats one-off emoji

A server with one custom emoji looks like an accident. A server with a matched set of the same person reacting seventeen different ways looks like it has a culture, and members actually use them because there is one for whatever they want to say.

Every server has emoji slots to fill, and boosting adds more. A matched set fills them with something coherent instead of a pile of unrelated images collected over a year.

The emoji Discord users reach for most

  • Crying laughing
  • Clown
  • Mischief
  • Mind blown
  • Woozy
  • Sipping tea

Every pack includes all 17 expressions, not just these. See the full set.

Sized for Discord

Discord emoji are 128×128 px, under 256 KB (PNG or GIF). The ZIP contains a discord folder already at that size, plus 1024px masters.

  1. 1Download your emoji as a transparent PNG (or GIF for animated).
  2. 2Open Server Settings → Emoji → Upload Emoji.
  3. 3Name it and save; it’s now available to members as :name:.
  4. 4Use it in messages or as a reaction. (Animated emoji need a boosted server or Nitro.)

What it would cost otherwise

Commissioning a server emoji set from an artist runs into the hundreds and takes days. This is one upload and about a minute.

  • 17 matching emoji of the same face
  • Sized and compressed for Discord
  • Transparent PNGs, delivered as a ZIP
  • Yours to use commercially
  • Full refund if any emoji fails

$4.99 for 17 emoji

One photo. Sized for Discord and delivered as a ZIP.

Make your emoji pack

One-time payment. Full refund if any emoji fails to generate.

Discord emoji pack questions

What size are Discord custom emoji?

Discord takes 128x128 pixel images under 256 KB. The pack includes a Discord folder already at that size and comfortably under the limit.

How do I add a whole set at once?

Open Server Settings, then Emoji, then Upload Emoji, and select all the files from the discord folder in the ZIP. Discord names each one from its filename, which the pack sets to a sensible shortcode.

Can I use them on more than one server?

Yes. The emotes are yours, so you can upload the same set to as many servers as you like.

Do these work as animated emoji?

No, these are static transparent PNGs. Animated emoji also require a boosted server or Nitro to use.

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