Sell your emojis and emotes

Emote packs for streamers and servers, sold from your bio.

What does an emoji pack sale look like?

Example product, made up for this page

stakk.store/yourname

Sleepy Frog Emote Pack

$15

Buy now

Sleepy Frog Emote Pack$15

Add Matching badge set+$8

Total$23

Pay $23

One more thing?

Animated emote add-on$20

Add to my order

Who buys emoji and emote packs?

Streamers and people who run community servers. A streamer on Twitch or YouTube wants emotes for their chat. A Discord server owner wants emojis that fit the group's inside jokes.

Draw each emote on a clear background with a thick outline and a simple face, so it still reads when it is tiny. Each pack gets its own page at stakk.store/yourname.

How do buyers get their emojis?

Export each emote as a PNG with a clear background, plus a large version buyers can resize. Zip the files and keep the zip in Google Drive or Dropbox.

Paste the share link into Stakk, and buyers get it by email the moment they pay. They upload the emotes to their own channel or server.

What can you add at checkout?

For the order bump, try badges in the same style or a few extra moods of the same character. It rides the same charge, so it carries one fee.

For the upsell, offer animated versions or a matching GIF pack. It is its own charge with its own fee.

How does selling emojis on Stakk work?

  1. Claim your link. Pick a name. stakk.store/yourname is your store.
  2. Add your emoji pack. Give it a title, a price and up to six images or videos. Paste the link to your file.
  3. Share your link. Put it in your bio. Buyers pay on your store, and the download goes straight to their email.

What does it cost to sell emojis on Stakk?

From 10% + $0.50 per sale, card processing included. There is no monthly fee and no setup fee, so you pay nothing until you make a sale.

You set your own price, in whole US dollars from $1 to $999. Every sale is a one-off payment, and buyers pay into your own Stripe account.

See how pricing works

Is Stakk right for your emojis?

Stakk fits ready-made emote and emoji packs sold as one-off downloads.

It does not upload emotes for the buyer. It also does not run custom orders with sketches and rounds of changes, so agree on custom work with the buyer yourself.

Questions people ask

Can I sell emotes I drew in Procreate?

Yes. Export each one as a PNG with a clear background, zip them, and share the link from Google Drive or Dropbox.

What size should my emotes be?

Each platform sets its own sizes and file limits, and they can change. Check its help page.

Can I give one emote away for free?

Yes. Make it a lead magnet: a free download people get in return for their email address.

More things you can sell

Your link in bio, ready to sell.

Add your product and go live. No pages to build.