72 × 72
The largest badge file and best place to inspect edge quality and transparency.
Free Twitch badge resizer
Upload existing subscriber or bit badge artwork, frame it once, and download all three Twitch badge sizes as transparent PNGs. Free, no login, and nothing leaves your browser.
One upload, three subscriber badge sizes
Subscriber badges
72 · 36 · 18px
The largest badge file and best place to inspect edge quality and transparency.
The middle-size asset used for higher-density rendering on supported displays.
The normal chat-size badge. If the silhouette fails here, simplify the design.
Design checklist
Subscriber badges are much smaller than emotes. A clear silhouette and a simple color progression usually survive chat rendering better than text, thin lines or several tiny objects.
Use a square transparent canvas
Keep the main shape away from the outermost edge
Test each progression tier at 18px before upload
Use color and one strong shape to distinguish milestones
For policy and account requirements, consult Twitch’s official Subscriber Badge Guide .
Twitch subscriber badge sets use three square images: 72x72, 36x36 and 18x18 pixels. The 18px badge appears beside a viewer’s name in chat, so it is the most important readability test.
Yes. The image-processing step is the same for square subscriber and bit badge artwork. Export 72px, 36px and 18px PNG files, then upload them in the appropriate badge settings in Twitch.
No. This is a badge resizer and cropper for artwork you already own. It does not generate characters, icons or badge progression sets.
No. Cropping, resizing and PNG export happen locally in your browser. The source image is not sent to StreamerGiveaway or stored on a server.