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Twitch Badges
Reward your loyal subscribers with the best Sub Badges for Twitch, YouTube, and Discord! Countless badge levels with unique designs and easy customization are waiting to take your chat to the next level!
What are Twitch Badges?
Usually, the twitch badges term is used to describe little icons that appear next to user names in chat, but there are numerous badge types that you can use on Twitch. Don’t get confused, here is a list of the main badge categories that will help you to easily distinguish them.
What are Sub Badges?
Twitch Subscriber Badges, also known as Sub Badges, are badges that streamers with affiliate or partner status can assign specifically to their subscribers. As subscribers accumulate time subscribed to the channel, they can reach milestones that are illustrated with different icons. So, the longer a person is subscribed to your channel, the more exclusive their badge looks.
What are Bit Badges?
When someone uses a certain amount of bits to cheer you on stream, they can receive a special badge near their nickname in your channel’s chat. The more bits someone gifts you, the more unique their bit badge will look. Take note that affiliates and partners can customize the badges with unique designs and titles starting with the 1 to 100 Bits Reward Tier and beyond.
What are Loyalty Badges?
Loyalty badges is another term for sub badges, so they’re basically the same icons near usernames of your subscribers in chat. The most exciting thing about them is that they offer your loyal community members the opportunity to level up and evolve over time. So the higher the quality of the badges, the greater the chance that your subscribers will stay with you to the next tier.
How to Add Badges to Twitch?
How to Add Badges to Twitch?
1: Download Your Badges
You can download your badges right after the purchase as a .ZIP archive.
2: Extract The Archive
Extract the archive with your badges and save them to a folder on your computer.
3: Login to Twitch
Log in to your Twitch account.
4: Open the Dashboard
Go to the Creator Dashboard of your account, and click on Viewers Rewards — here you can find the tab with your emotes.
Make sure that you are an affiliate or partner on Twitch to have the ability to add custom emotes.
Make sure that you are an affiliate or partner on Twitch to have the ability to add custom emotes.
5: Setup the Badges
Click the Loyalty Badges tab in the Subscriptions section and start editing your badges.
6: Upload Your Badges
Choose the badge type you want to edit and click the + icon on each size to upload your new badges.
What’s Included in Our Twitch Badges Packs?
What’s Included in Our Twitch Badges Packs?
Countless Badge Levels
Our badge packs come with unique designs for each level allowing you to have a special icon for 6 main subscriber tiers — from the Base to 1-Year subscription badge.
Size Variations
Our badges come with all size variations for all purposes and platforms. We’ve included 18x18, 36x36, and 72x72px sizes for Twitch and even more for other platforms!
Customizable .PSD
Want to go even deeper and create your own unique badge? We’ve prepared a customizable .PSD file that allows you to change the size, colors, and styles of your badges however you want!
Twitch Badges Guidelines
Twitch Badges Guidelines
Even though our badges are designed in compliance with all twitch policies and requirements it’s important for you to know the rules in case you want to customize the badges you’ve bought or create your own!
Prohibited content:
- Nudity, and obscene or sexually suggestive content.
- Drugs or drug paraphernalia.
- Hate speech, racist, derogatory, and harassing words or imagery.
- Explicit words or gestures.
- Images of single letters (subscriber badges may have single letters if it represents the brand of the channel).
- Violations of Twitch Brand Assets.
- Violations of any third party intellectual property or privacy rights, such as copyrights, trademarks, or rights of publicity. Remember, these may be subject to DMCA take-downs or other requests for removal by the rights holders.
- Nudity, and obscene or sexually suggestive content.
- Drugs or drug paraphernalia.
- Hate speech, racist, derogatory, and harassing words or imagery.
- Explicit words or gestures.
- Images of single letters (subscriber badges may have single letters if it represents the brand of the channel).
- Violations of Twitch Brand Assets.
- Violations of any third party intellectual property or privacy rights, such as copyrights, trademarks, or rights of publicity. Remember, these may be subject to DMCA take-downs or other requests for removal by the rights holders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How to get subscriber badges?
Users who subscribe to your channel will get a default subscriber chat badge that will be shown automatically next to their name in chat. It has a default look unless you become a twitch affiliate or partner — then you’ll be able to upload your custom badges.
What is a founders badge?
A Founders Badge is a subscriber badge that will be exclusively available to the first 10 prime or paid subscribers for Affiliate channels and the first 25 prime or paid subscribers for Partner channels.
What is the size of twitch badges?
Twitch requires the badges to be uploaded in three different sizes: 18 x 18 px, 36 x 36 px, and 72 x 72 px. Take note that they need to be in PNG format with a transparent background and their maximum file size is 25kb
