Sticker (practical)
Recommended320×320 1:1
Practical sticker upload canvas. Keep the character or mark bold with quiet margins.
Use in toolDiscord · Image size
Discord stickers are expressive squares. Export a practical 320×320 with a clear subject, then download in your browser.
Browser crop · stays on your device
320 × 320
Add a photo to crop
Upload character art or a bold graphic—or try the sample—then keep the subject inside the frame before you download.
This is a chat sticker—not a 128×128 emoji and not a 512×512 server icon. Design for a larger expressive stamp.
Export this for Discord upload.
320×320 1:1
Practical sticker upload canvas. Keep the character or mark bold with quiet margins.
Use in tool| Asset | Pixels | Ratio | Notes | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sticker (practical) Recommended | 320×320 | 1:1 | Practical sticker upload canvas. Keep the character or mark bold with quiet margins. | Use in tool |
Discord stickers sit larger in chat than custom emoji. A practical 320×320 square gives enough room for a character pose or logo lockup while staying light enough for upload limits many communities follow.
Emoji at 128×128 need extreme simplicity. Stickers can carry a bit more detail—but they still fail when you paste a full comic page or microscopic speech bubbles. One clear subject with quiet margins beats a collage.
Sticker packs, animation rules, and who can upload depend on Discord’s current server features and boosts. This tool exports still masters. Prepare APNG/JSON packs in Discord’s sticker workflow when you need motion.
Server icons and profile banners remain separate jobs. Do not stretch a 1920×1080 banner into a sticker square.
Same feed frame—keep the subject inside the margin phones actually show.
Tick these off against your crop preview—nothing is saved.
Similar-looking slots often use different ratios—do not reuse one export for all of them.
320 × 320
This page. Express chat stamp.
128 × 128
Tiny reaction—separate guide.
512 × 512
Sidebar circle—different job.
960 × 540
Nitro flair—not a sticker.
| Surface | Typical size | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Sticker | 320 × 320 | This page. Express chat stamp. |
| Custom emoji | 128 × 128 | Tiny reaction—separate guide. |
| Server icon | 512 × 512 | Sidebar circle—different job. |
| Profile banner | 960 × 540 | Nitro flair—not a sticker. |
Stickers work best as a small coherent set: same line weight, palette, and character. Random unrelated PNGs feel like spam in the picker.
Emoji are 128×128 reactions. Stickers are larger express art. Uploading the wrong size to the wrong settings page wastes slots.
Export 320×320 as PNG when you need transparency and hard edges. Prefer sRGB. Keep weight within Discord’s sticker limits for your pack type.
Upload art, keep Sticker (320×320) selected, drag until the subject fills the frame with quiet margins, then download. Cropping stays in the browser.
From this download to a live upload in a few minutes.
Download the 320×320 PNG (preferred) or JPG from the tool.
In Discord Server Settings → Stickers, create or edit a pack and upload (rules vary).
Add a clear name and tags, then send a test in a channel.
If detail muddies, simplify and re-export.
A practical still upload is 320×320. Keep one bold subject with quiet margins.
No. Emoji are typically 128×128 reactions. Stickers are larger express assets.
Discord supports animated sticker workflows on eligible servers. This tool exports still masters—prepare motion in Discord’s sticker tools.
Usually server managers with permission, subject to boost / feature rules. Exact limits change—check Server Settings.
Yes. In-browser crop—files stay on your device until you download and upload in Discord.