Are you eager to spice up your Discord conversations with a touch of humor or expression, using GIFs as emojis? You're not alone. But with Discord limiting emojis to a specific size, you might be wondering how to resize your GIFs to fit the bill. Fear not! We're here to guide you through the process of turning your GIFs into Discord emoji size.
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First things first, let's understand the size constraints. Discord allows emojis up to 128x128 pixels. Anything larger will be auto-scaled down, leading to a loss in quality. So, our goal is to create GIFs that are exactly 128x128 pixels in size. Let's dive in!

Preparing Your GIF
Before resizing, ensure your GIF is the perfect loop. Discord supports GIFV format, which is essentially an MP4 file with a .gif extension. It plays smoother and uses less data. So, if your GIF isn't a GIFV yet, consider converting it. Tools like ezgif.com can help with this.

Now, let's move on to resizing your GIF to the perfect Discord emoji size.
Using Online Tools

Online image editors like Bpixel.com or ILoveIMG.com make resizing a breeze. Here's how you can use them:
- Upload your GIF.
- Choose 'Custom' or 'Pixel' dimensions and input 128 for both width and height.
- Select the appropriate crop option if required.
- Download your newly resized GIF.
Using Image Editing Software

Power users might prefer using desktop software like Photoshop or GIMP. Here's how you can resize in both:
- Photoshop: Open your GIF, go to Image > Image Size, enter 128x128, then save.
- GIMP: Open your GIF, go to Image > Scale Image, enter 128x128, then save.
Uploading Your New Emoji

Now that you've got your perfectly-sized GIF, it's time to upload it to Discord. Here's a quick guide:
On your server, right-click and select 'Create Emoji'. Click on 'Upload Emoji' and select your resized GIF. Give it a name and click 'Upload'. Your new emoji is now ready to use!





Troubleshooting: GIF Not Showing Up
If your GIF isn't showing up, ensure it's a GIFV. You can convert it using tools like ezgif.com if needed. Also, double-check that the file size is below 25MB and the GIF is under 100 frames.
And there you have it! You're now well-equipped to create Discord emojis from your favorite GIFs. Happy looping!