Twitch Cheat Sheet

Here’s Twitch cheat sheet:

For Viewers

• Following:
  • Follow a Channel: Click on the heart icon to follow a channel.
  • Unfollow: Click on the heart icon again to unfollow.
• Chat Commands:
  • Type /help in the chat to see a list of available chat commands.
  • Common commands: /mods, /color, /me, /sub, /gift, etc.
• Emotes:
  • Use emotes in the chat by typing the emote code (e.g., Kappa, PogChamp).
• Subscriptions:
  • Subscribe to a Channel: Click on the “Subscribe” button.
  • Use Twitch Prime Sub: If you have Amazon Prime, link it to Twitch for a free monthly subscription.
• Bits:
  • Cheer with Bits: Use Bits to support streamers in the chat (e.g., cheer100).
• Clips:
  • Create a Clip: Click on the clip icon to capture a moment from a stream.

For Streamers

• Starting a Stream:
  • Use broadcasting software like OBS or Streamlabs to start your stream.
• Interacting with Chat:
  • Respond to messages in the chat to engage with your viewers.
• Channel Points:
  • Customize Channel Points rewards for your viewers.
• Subscribers-Only Mode:
  • Activate subscriber-only mode in the chat for subscribers.
• Hosting/Raiding:
  • Host another channel when you’re offline.
  • Raid another channel with your viewers after your stream.
• Custom Emotes:
  • Upload custom emotes for your subscribers.

For Moderators

• Moderation Commands:
  • Use /ban, /timeout, /unban, etc., to moderate the chat.
• Clear Chat:
  • Clear the chat with /clear to remove spam or inappropriate messages.
• Mod View:
  • Access the Mod View for better moderation tools.
• Automod:
  • Configure AutoMod settings to automatically moderate the chat.
• Whispers:
  • Moderate whispers by typing /w [username] followed by the moderation command.

These are just a few key actions you can take on Twitch. Twitch is continuously evolving, so it’s a good idea to explore new features and updates on the platform. For more detailed information, you can refer to the Twitch Help Center.