How do I make a social media kit from one image?+
Drop your logo or image into the tool above, tick the platforms and assets you need, or use a quick pick such as Profile pictures, and click Make. Every size is made from your image, checked against the platform's own limit, and shown in a grid. Download them all as one ZIP, with a folder for each platform.
Which sizes are included?+
Every profile picture, banner, emote, badge and sticker ImgWrench makes for Twitch, Kick, Discord, YouTube, Instagram, X, TikTok, Slack and WhatsApp, at the same sizes as each platform's own tool on this site. Where a platform publishes no size, the size is our pick and the platform page says so.
Should I choose Fill or Fit?+
Fill crops your image from the centre to each shape, so banners and avatars are fully covered: best for photos and wide artwork. Fit keeps your whole image and adds space around it where the shape differs, transparent or in a colour you pick: best for logos, which shouldn't lose their edges.
Does the kit check each platform's file size limit?+
Yes. Each file is checked against the limit the platform publishes and shrunk to fit if it's over, so emotes and stickers stay under their KB limits. Every card says whether it's under the limit, over it, or that the platform publishes none. The image upload checker explains each rule in detail.
Can I use an animated GIF?+
Yes. Outputs that can move, such as Twitch and Discord emotes, keep the animation, and Discord stickers become animated PNGs. Banners, profile pictures and other still-only outputs use the first frame, and their cards say so, so a missing animation never comes as a surprise.
What's the best image to start from?+
A square logo of 512 × 512 or larger, ideally a PNG with a transparent background, works for nearly everything. For banners, which are wide, a separate wide image gives better results: make those with the banner safe area preview, which also shows what each screen crops.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?+
No. The social media kit generator runs entirely in your browser, so your logo never leaves your device and is never sent to a server, however many sizes you make. Everything is resized and checked locally. You can check this yourself: open your browser's network tab while the kit is made, and you'll see that no image data is sent anywhere.