Yes! Select 112×112 (Twitch/Chzzk Emote) or 128×128 (Discord Animated Emoji) from the top size menu. The exported GIF is automatically optimized with transparency and small file sizes to fit within Discord and Twitch upload limits.

Onion skinning displays faint ghost silhouettes of your previous frame (in warm red) and next frame (in cool blue). This makes drawing smooth motion in-betweens (like waving hands, bouncing slimes, or blinking eyes) super easy.

In the bottom timeline bar, click the [❐ Duplicate] button. It copies your current drawing into a new frame so you only need to tweak slight movements instead of redrawing from scratch.

When drawing on a zoomed-in canvas, it can be hard to tell how your emote will look when shrunken to actual chat size. The floating preview widget shows your animation looping inside a simulated Discord/Twitch chat bubble at 32px, 48px, or 112px in real time.

Yes! Click the [🎞️ Spritesheet] button in the top bar to download all animation frames lined up horizontally in a single transparent PNG image, ready for Unity, Godot, or CSS keyframe animations.

No. Everything runs 100% locally in your web browser. No accounts, no cloud uploads, and complete creative privacy.