Anyone can use global Twitch emotes, but creating your own emotes is a great way to make a unique statement in the chat or promote and grow your channel. Custom emotes can be traced back to the ...

Emotes are a great way to spice up a Twitch chat and help a community you've built (or are at least a part of) share in different inside jokes. Here's how you can use Twitch emotes.

Twitch users post over 300 messages per second and frankly, a lot of them are garbage. That’s okay, though. Under all those layers of spam and emotes, there’s some meaning.

Twitch announced today that it will release major updates to its Emotes this month to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Since the origin of the livestreaming platform for gamers, Emotes -- Twitch ...

To do this, go to your Twitch dashboard and click on the "Emotes" tab. From there, click on the "Edit" button next to the MonkaW emote, and then select a keyboard shortcut to assign to it.

You can upload videos to Twitch via the "Video Producer" menu, which will let you upload and edit pre-made videos to your account.

Along with animated emotes, Twitch has also announced that it's toying with the idea of giving the small, personalized pictures to followers.

To understand every moment of Twitch — every pitfall, every win, every ridiculous play — is to understand the emotes, those instantaneous reactions in the right sidebar. There are hundreds, if ...

Creators will be able to upload custom GIFs to animated slots, or easily add one of six preprogramed animations to an existing emotes, including Shake, Rave, Roll, Spin, Slide In and Slide Out.