Gaming channel
Messy spikes, Spiky, Round eyes, Hoodie, Headphones
Red spikes, headphones and a yellow burst.
A channel mascot that viewers recognize in comments and search. Bold colors, clean shapes.
Your channel picture shows up beside every video title, every comment you write and every search result. YouTube recommends an 800 x 800 pixel image and displays it as a small circle, so the picture has to work at a fraction of its real size.
A drawn mascot does that better than most photos. It has flat colors, a clear outline and the same look in every thumbnail you ever make.
Channels that grow tend to have a face viewers can spot instantly. Build yours with intent.
The download here is a 1024 x 1024 PNG, comfortably above the 800 x 800 that YouTube recommends. YouTube shows the picture as a circle, so keep hats and tall hair inside the frame. Avoid text in a profile picture. At comment size it cannot be read.
Press Full body to get the whole character for thumbnails, end screens and channel art. Download it with the Transparent background and you can place the mascot over any image. Change only the eyes and mouth to make reaction versions, such as shocked, laughing and annoyed, for use in thumbnails.
Load a look into the maker, then change whatever you like.
Messy spikes, Spiky, Round eyes, Hoodie, Headphones
Red spikes, headphones and a yellow burst.
Curtain bangs, Bob, Round eyes, Striped sweater, Round glasses
Round glasses and a clean blue background.
Side swept, Short, Sharp eyes, Open jacket, Sunglasses
Sunglasses, a smirk and a dark jacket.
Wispy with ahoge, Space buns, Sparkle eyes, T-shirt, Star sticker
Pink buns, a star and a pastel gradient.
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YouTube recommends 800 x 800 pixels. The 1024 x 1024 download from this maker is above that.
Yes. You upload a square and YouTube displays it as a circle.
Yes. Switch to Full body, choose the Transparent background and download the cut-out.
No. YouTube belongs to Google LLC. This page is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders.