Synchronize animated Twitch chat emotes to the beat of the stream you are watching.
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7
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0.0 / 5
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0
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#221K
#185K among extensions
Version
0.1.4
updated 2 Oct 2026
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About EmoteBeat
EmoteBeat brings Twitch chat emotes to life by synchronizing their movement with the music playing on stream. It automatically detects the stream’s tempo and beat timing, then applies smooth beat-reactive effects to animated emotes, static emotes, and emojis.
Features:
• Automatic BPM and beat detection
• Supports Twitch, 7TV, and BetterTTV emotes
• Multiple effects including Speaker Pulse, Bounce, Wobble, Shake, Squash, and Pop + Tilt
• Balanced, Bass Heavy, Vocal Gentle, and Festival reaction presets
• Adjustable bass, vocal, and snare sensitivity
• Optional effects for animated emotes
• Beat-reactive outward motion trails
• Up to 300% effect intensity
• Automatic reset when switching Twitch channels
All audio analysis happens locally inside your browser. EmoteBeat does not upload captured audio, chat messages, BPM history, or personal information.
Open a Twitch stream, select EmoteBeat from the browser toolbar, and press Enable EmoteBeat.
What’s new in version 0.1.4:
• Improved BPM accuracy for hip-hop tracks
• Fixed doubled-tempo readings caused by uniform hi-hat patterns
• Maintained accurate detection for fast genres such as drum and bass