Discord Image Resizer

512 x 512 pixels, uploaded as a square. Discord displays it as a circle in the sidebar and server list, so keep your design centered and away from the corners.

128 x 128 pixels. Discord displays custom emojis much smaller in chat (around 32px), so use bold, simple shapes that stay readable at a glance. File size must stay under 256 KB.

960 x 540 pixels at a 16:9 ratio. This banner only appears once your server reaches Boost Level 2, so it's worth preparing even before you're boosted.

Discord crops all avatars and server icons into a circle, so anything near the corners of a square upload gets clipped. Keep your main subject centered with some breathing room around the edges.

256 KB for both static and animated custom emojis. A clean 128 x 128 PNG can exceed this if it isn't compressed, so check the file size before uploading.

Discord's file size limit is 10 MB for free accounts, 50 MB with Nitro Basic, and 500 MB with full Nitro. This applies to the file's weight in megabytes, not its pixel dimensions — a small, highly-detailed image can still exceed the limit.

10 MB per file on the free tier. If you're in a server with Boost Level 2, the limit rises to 50 MB for everyone in that server; Level 3 raises it to 100 MB. Nitro subscribers get 50 MB (Basic) or 500 MB (full Nitro) regardless of server boosts.

Discord automatically scales down large images for inline preview so they don't overwhelm the chat window, but the original full-resolution file is still there — click the image to view or download it at full size.

512 x 512 pixels, uploaded as a square, same as a server icon. Discord displays your avatar as a circle across the app, so keep your subject centered with some margin from the edges.

960 x 540 pixels at a 16:9 ratio. This banner only becomes visible once your server reaches Boost Level 2, so it's worth preparing the artwork even before your server is boosted.

Yes - when you download your resized image from this tool, it exports as a JPG regardless of what format you uploaded. This is useful for Discord specifically since JPG files are typically much smaller than PNG, helping you stay under the 10 MB upload limit.