Free Twitch Chat Generator · Updated July 2026
Type out a conversation, add badges and username colors, then download a PNG built to match Twitch chat's own dark background, font, and message wrapping. Free, no login, no watermark.
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Live preview
Free, unlimited, no watermark.
Nothing you type is sent anywhere until you choose to download it.
How it works
No design skills needed. Load a starter conversation, tweak it, and export.
Step 01
Start from a hype, wholesome, or troll preset, or add your own lines from scratch. Each line gets its own username and message.
Step 02
Toggle broadcaster, moderator, VIP, or tiered subscriber badges per line, and pick a username color from Twitch's own default palette, or let it auto-assign one.
Step 03
The live preview is exactly what exports. Grab it as a PNG, or copy it straight to your clipboard for a thumbnail or a post.
Badge reference
The generator matches the shape, color, and position conventions viewers already recognize from real Twitch chat.
The red badge reserved for the channel owner. Usually appears on at most one line in a real chat.
The green sword badge chat mods carry. Common on lines keeping chat in check.
A dark badge with a pink gem, given to viewers the streamer has manually recognized.
A star badge that comes in tiers. Pick tier 1, 2, or 3 to signal how long someone has subscribed.
Usernames pull from the same 15-color palette Twitch hands out to accounts that have not set a custom color: red, blue, green, firebrick, coral, yellow green, orange red, sea green, goldenrod, chocolate, cadet blue, dodger blue, hot pink, blue violet, and spring green. Leave a line on auto and it always picks the same color for the same username, or override it with any swatch from the row under each line.
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Go from an idea to transparent artwork, correct sizes, and a Twitch upload.
Want something viewers can actually take part in live, instead of a static screenshot? Run a real giveaway, a live chat poll, or an on-screen subathon timer on stream, all free to start.
FAQ
Yes, completely. There is no login, no paywall, and no limit on how many images you download. It runs entirely in your browser using the canvas API, so there is no server cost to us either, which is why it can stay free and unlimited.
No. The PNG you download is exactly what you see in the preview: no logo, no watermark, no branding added anywhere in the image itself.
Yes. Once you download the PNG, it is your image to use however you like: video thumbnails, memes, Discord posts, sponsored content, anything. There are no usage restrictions on the output.
No. This tool has no connection to Twitch at all. It does not log in, read your real chat, or post anywhere. Everything you type stays in your browser and only leaves as the PNG file you choose to download.
You can add up to 40 lines in a single image, which is more than enough for a thumbnail, a meme, or a highlight screenshot. Each line wraps and stacks automatically as you add more.
That is the whole point of this tool. The preview matches Twitch's own dark chat background, font sizing, message wrapping, and badge placement, plus the same 15 username colors Twitch assigns by default, so the output reads as a real chat screenshot rather than a generic text mockup.