Discord emojis

Custom Discord Emojis for a Server With a Personality

Discord emoji belong to a community, not a corporate directory. Build a tight server set around the games, characters, in-jokes, and reaction faces your members already share, then save scarce slots for images that stay readable at 32 pixels.

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Packs that fit Discord emojis

Discord sets work best when they reflect the server. These packs lean into fandom and gaming, with bold silhouettes that survive the tiny in-chat render better than detailed photos or long captions.

Anime

90

Anime reaction emojis: sparkles, tears, nosebleeds, and dramatic gasps. A big pack for workspaces that run on reactions.

Pokemon

564

Fan-made emojis based on Pokemon. Starters, legendaries, pokeballs, and Pikachu in more poses than you will ever need, sized for Teams and Slack.

Retro Game

110

Pixel-art emojis in the style of classic 8-bit and 16-bit games. Hearts, coins, power-ups, and sprites for retro gaming fans.

Among Us

76

Fan-made Among Us emojis. Crewmates in every color, plus vents, emergencies, and the word sus, which your workspace needs more than it admits.

Add a custom emoji to Discord

  1. 1Download a square image from a pack above and keep the file under 256 KB.
  2. 2Open the destination server, choose Server Settings, then Emoji, and select Upload Emoji.
  3. 3Use a name at least two characters long with only letters, numbers, or underscores.
  4. 4You need to own the server or have Create Expressions permission; without Nitro, members use the emoji only in its home server.

Discord file fit

Discord supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WEBP under 256 KB. Upload up to 128 x 128 pixels; the emoji is shown around 32 x 32 in chat.

Slots and reach

A server starts with 50 static emoji slots. Nitro or Nitro Basic adds 50 animated slots, and Nitro members can use server emoji elsewhere.

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