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Choose 3-frame Standard, 6-frame High, or 12-frame Ultra for the reaction motion you need.
The workflow starts from the real image, logo, photo, mascot, or reaction you already care about.
Occasional users can buy credits for creating emojis with AI without committing to a monthly subscription.
Anyone with enough credits can choose 3-frame Standard, 6-frame High, or 12-frame Ultra. Studio image creation also uses credits.
The page stays anchored to the final upload target, not just the AI preview.
The paid AI path should be intentional: choose a strong source, start with 3-frame Standard animation, then increase the frame count only when the motion needs it. Use Studio when you need to make images from text.
AI motion only helps when it survives at the actual size people see in chat. Use these checks before spending more credits on additional animation frames.
Use Standard first when you are testing a new source or reaction.
The subject should still read after the animation is compressed and scaled down.
A Twitch-size stress test catches motion that looks good large but fails small.
Paid AI works best as a few hero slots inside a pack, not necessarily every emoji.
The strongest paid AI result still needs a practical export pass. Treat the export target as part of the product, not a final afterthought.
| Target | Format | Dimensions | Size Limit | Upload Path | Common Failure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-frame Standard run | GIF or WebP | Usually 128 x 128 | Platform dependent | Run from editor, then export | The image you upload was too cluttered for a useful first paid run. |
| 6- or 12-frame run | GIF or WebP | Platform-specific export | Platform dependent | Animation quality selector | Higher quality is used before validating that the motion idea works. |
| Discord, Slack, or Twitch upload | Match platform support | Check target platform | Check target platform | Discord, Slack, or Twitch custom emoji or emote upload flow | The AI output looks good in preview but needs a simpler crop or shorter loop. |
Use paid AI for the reactions where extra expression creates visible value. Keep utility slots simpler when classic animation is enough.
Laughing is one of the highest-value AI reactions because expression and timing matter.
Crying can justify paid AI when the source face or character already supports the emotion.
Shocked, panic, and mind-blown reactions are strong candidates for hero paid animations.
Hype reactions work well for Discord launches, Twitch moments, and Slack milestone posts.
A mascot can produce several reactions with 3-frame Standard, 6-frame High, or 12-frame Ultra.
Use credit packs for occasional reaction sets or Studio images. Choose Pro if you need monthly credits.
Use credit packs for occasional AI work at any quality. Choose Pro for monthly credits, rollover, and ad-free editing.
You only need to create a few emojis with AI, from an uploaded image or in Studio.
You expect to create emojis each month.
Paid AI Access
Use credits to create emojis in Studio or animate images for Discord, Slack, or Twitch at any quality. Choose a one-time credit pack for occasional use or Pro for monthly credits and ad-free editing.
All credits work with Studio and every quality level. Base animation costs are 1 credit for Standard, 3 for High, and 5 for Ultra.
No. Anyone with enough credits can use Standard, High, Ultra, and Studio image creation. Pro adds monthly credits, rollover, and ad-free editing.
Buy credits for occasional AI animation or Studio image creation at any quality. Subscribe to Pro for monthly credits, rollover, and ad-free editing.
It depends on the source, motion, and platform limit. Always check the small-size preview and export constraints before spending more credits on additional runs.
Yes. Anyone with enough credits can create or remix images in Studio, then animate them.
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Upload your image, choose a quality level, and use credits to animate it.