What is the exact Twitch offline banner size in pixels?

The recommended offline banner size is 1920 x 1080 pixels. Twitch displays it at a 16:9 aspect ratio, and the safe area is 1440 x 900 pixels to avoid cropping on smaller screens.

Can I use Streamer Pack without uploading my image?

Yes. Streamer Pack processes everything locally in your browser. You drag your image onto the drop zone, and it never leaves your device — no upload step at all.

Does Streamer Pack work on mobile?

Yes, as long as you're using a modern browser. Since it's a web app, it works on any device with a browser, and because it's local, you can even use it offline if you've installed the site as an app (Pro feature).

How do I make Twitch panels with Streamer Pack?

Add your image to Streamer Pack and select the panel output. It automatically generates 320 x 160 pixel panels, which is the standard size Twitch recommends.

Is there a watermark on the exported banner?

No. Alvseike tools never add watermarks. Your exports are clean and ready to use, and you get 5 free runs per day without an account — upgrade for unlimited use.

Twitch Offline Banner Size Guide & Maker

The standard Twitch offline banner size is 1920 x 1080 pixels, with a safe area of 1440 x 900 pixels to avoid clipping on smaller screens. With Streamer Pack, you can turn one image into a perfectly sized offline banner, plus Twitch panels, overlays, and avatars — all in your browser, with no uploads.

How to Make a Twitch Offline Banner with Streamer Pack

Add your image — Drag a square or landscape image onto the drop zone labeled 'Drag & drop or browse'. The file is processed locally on your device.
Choose the offline banner output — Streamer Pack automatically generates a 1920 x 1080 version optimized for your Twitch channel.
Export your banner — Click the export button to download the file. It's that simple.

You can also use Streamer Pack to create Twitch panels (recommended 320 x 160 pixels), a stream overlay, and profile avatars — all from the same source image.

Why the Right Twitch Offline Banner Size Matters

Your offline banner is the first thing viewers see when you're not live. If it's too small, it looks blurry; if it's too large, Twitch will crop it. The 1920 x 1080 resolution matches the video player, so it displays edge-to-edge without distortion.

Remember that Twitch's interface overlays your channel name and social links at the bottom, so keep important content in the top 70% of the image.

Common Twitch Offline Banner Mistakes to Avoid

Using a vertical image — It will be stretched or cropped awkwardly. Start with a landscape image or use Streamer Pack to crop it.
Placing text too low — Twitch UI covers the bottom area. Keep text and logos in the safe zone.
Ignoring the safe area — Even if your full image is 1920 x 1080, the visible area may be smaller on mobile. Use the 1440 x 900 safe area as a guide.

Why Streamer Pack Beats Upload-Based Tools

Most online Twitch graphics tools require you to upload your image to a server, which can be slow and raises privacy concerns. Streamer Pack runs entirely in your browser — your file never leaves your device. That means:

Privacy — Your artwork stays on your computer, so you can work with unreleased designs without worry.
Speed — No upload time; processing is instant.
No file-size caps — Work with large, high-resolution images without hitting upload limits.

Pro Tip: Create a Full Twitch Brand Kit

Use Streamer Pack to generate your offline banner, panels, and avatar from one brand image. Then use Mockup Generator to preview your banner on a mock screen, or Social Pack Exporter to resize the same design for YouTube, Twitter, and other platforms.

Start Building Your Twitch Graphics Today

With the correct offline banner size and a tool that respects your privacy, you can refresh your channel's look in minutes. Streamer Pack gives you the exact dimensions you need, plus panels, overlays, and avatars — all from one image. Try it now and see how easy it is to create professional Twitch graphics without leaving your browser.