Twitch emotes are a language unto themselves, not just little pictures. Emoticons are used by streamers to interact with their viewers, improve their brand, and create a devoted following. Whether you ...

Fan favourite twerking emotes have now been reinstated on Twitch, three years after the platform started banning them for being too edgy.

A Twitch streamer has had his custom Pokémon emote removed due to sexual content - even though it's just an innocent Bonsly. Pokémon streamer SBCoop shared the response from Twitch on X ...

Step 2: Create Your Emotes Now that you’re a Twitch Affiliate or Partner, it’s time to create your emotes. To do this, you need to use an image editing program like Photoshop or GIMP. Emotes can be ...

MonkaW is a popular emote used on the live-streaming platform Twitch. It is based on Twitch streamer MonkaS, with widened eyes and an open mouth, and is often used to express anxiety, nervousness ...

Video-sharing platform YouTube has started rolling out its own Twitch-like emotes, named 'YouTube Emotes'. YouTube Emotes is a new way for users to express themselves with fun images across streams ...

Following the popularity of emotes on Twitch, YouTube is implementing similar emojis for creators — starting with gaming, but could expand to other creators.

YouTube has created its own YouTube Emotes. These Twitch-like emotes work across all comment and live chat sections, and are available for anyone to use.

Twitch is now using xQc's Reactions as memes and emotes on the platform, and it is delighting both users and the streamer.

Custom emotes are a great way to show off your Twitch channel's unique style and reward subscribers. Here's how to unlock more emote slots.