π Slack Emoji Generator
Create custom emoji for Slack and Discord easily and for free
Create Emoji
Preview
Rounded (M PLUS Rounded 1c)
Gothic (Noto Sans JP)
Serif (Noto Serif JP)
Script (Yuji Syuku)
Note
Features
Create custom emoji (custom stamps) for Slack and Discord for free. Just enter text and adjust font, color, padding, and stretch options to create your original emoji. Download and register it on Slack right away.
How to Use
1. Enter text you want to display (line breaks for multiple lines) 2. Select text color from palette or color picker 3. Choose font (Gothic, Rounded, Serif, Script) and weight 4. Adjust padding and stretch options 5. Check preview and download
Use Cases
Create common reactions like 'Thanks' or 'Good job', turn team-specific slang or abbreviations into emoji, create project or event name emoji, make fun meme emoji, or create multilingual emoji for international teams.
FAQ
Q: What size are the created emoji? A: Output as 128Γ128 pixel PNG format, optimized for Slack's recommended size. Q: Can I use actual emoji in the text? A: Yes! You can combine text and emoji to create unique custom emoji. Q: Does it work with Discord? A: Yes, the emoji can also be used as Discord Custom Emoji. Upload it from server settings. Q: What's the difference between fonts? A: Gothic is simple and readable, Rounded gives a softer impression, Serif is formal, and Script creates a traditional Japanese atmosphere. Q: What's the difference between padding options? A: Padding improves emoji visibility. 'Small' works best in most cases, but 'None' is recommended for text-heavy emoji. Q: What's the difference between stretch options? A: 'Uniform' fits everything into a square, 'Per Line' stretches each line to maximum width. Choose based on your text balance.
Tips
Slack allows up to 500 custom emoji per workspace. Emoji names can only use alphanumeric characters and underscores, called with colons (:emoji_name:). Frequently used emoji can be quickly entered via Slack's Quick Switcher (Ctrl+K / Cmd+K). Multi-line emoji tend to reduce visibility, so simple 1-2 lines are recommended. Creating consistent emoji across your team makes communication even more fun.