Kick Image Sizes

Pick the row you need in the table above and open its tool, then drop in your image. Each tool crops and resizes it to the size Kick's help center lists, checks the file against Kick's 4MB or 1MB limit, and lets you download it. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Kick's help center lists 500×500 pixels, in PNG or GIF, less than 1MB. The Kick emote resizer turns any image or animated GIF into a 500×500 emote, checks it against the 1MB limit, and can also export Twitch and Discord copies from the same upload if you stream there too.

At least 1280×700 pixels, in JPG or PNG, up to 4MB. The Kick banner resizer crops your art to that shape at 1280×700, plus a sharper 2560×1400 copy of our own for large screens. This is the channel banner on your page, not the offline banner shown in your player.

1920×1080 pixels, in JPG or PNG, up to 4MB. It's the image shown in your player while you're offline. The Kick offline banner resizer crops any image to that 16:9 shape at exactly 1920×1080, and can export a Twitch copy from the same upload if you multistream.

Kick only gives a minimum of 128×128 pixels, in JPG or PNG, up to 4MB. ImgWrench exports a sharp 512×512 square, our own pick at four times that minimum. The Kick profile picture resizer crops any photo to that square, so your avatar stays clear wherever Kick shows it.

Not as they are in most cases, because the sizes differ: Kick emotes are 500×500, while Twitch uses 112, 56 and 28px. Resize from your original art instead. Most Kick tools can export Twitch or Discord sizes from the same upload, so one image covers both. For the full Twitch set, see Twitch image sizes.

No. Every ImgWrench tool works entirely in your browser: your images are resized on your own device and are never sent to a server or stored anywhere else. You can confirm this yourself by opening your browser's network tab while you use a tool and checking that no request carries your image data.