This article published on the MiniTool official website primarily guides you on how to bring Twitch emotes to Discord and download/synchronize Twitch emotes to Discord. Additionally, you can use personalized emojis within Discord.

Twitch is one of the most widely-used live streaming platforms that allow you to share your everyday experiences. It predominantly features video game live streaming, encompassing broadcasts of esports events.

Discord is a voice over Internet protocol (VoIP), instant messaging, and digital distribution platform designed to build communities. It is primarily utilized by video gamers to communicate with each other.

Step 1: Link Twitch to Discord

In order to utilize Twitch emotes in Discord, you must first connect your Twitch account to Discord.

1. Log into your Twitch account through a web browser.
2. Open your Discord app and log into your Discord account.
3. Navigate to User Settings > Connections.
4. Click the Twitch icon. It should be the first option in the list of services and applications that can be linked to Discord.
5. You will be prompted to confirm granting Discord access to your Twitch account information. Simply click the Authorize button to proceed.

Ultimately, you will be informed whether Discord has been successfully integrated with Twitch or not.

Step 2: Enable Emotes for Twitch on Discord

Next, you need to allow Twitch to use emoticons on Discord.

1. Go to Server Settings > Integrations.
2. Select Twitch.
3. Check the Allow Emoticons option.

You can also add your Twitch channel to this Discord server by enabling the Allow Emoticons option. Simultaneously, you can select “Allow synced subscribers to use your Twitch Custom Emoticons in Discord.”

Tip: If you are a subscriber or viewer, you also need to subscribe to the streamer’s Twitch account and their Discord server. You can use the emotes you like on the streamer’s Discord server only if they have connected that server and granted access for Twitch emotes.

Step 3: Authorize Access for Custom Emotes

1. Go to the target server’s Server Settings > Roles.
2. Choose Default Permissions in the left section.
3. Scroll through the list of permissions, locate and activate Use External Emoji.
4. Don’t forget to click the Save Changes button that appears immediately after you modify any permission.

Moreover, you can add custom emotes to Discord. Switch to the Emoji tab under Server Settings and click the Upload Emoji button in the left area.

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