Search results
What is Search? Search is one of the primary content discovery features on the Twitch website, iOS and Android apps, mobile web and TV Apps. The search field is accessible from the magnifying glass in the Twitch mobile app or in the top navigation bar on twitch.tv. Suggestions. Type any word or phrase to see search suggestions.
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I set up a channel to secure my username to start streaming with when I'm ready. I now can't find myself in the search bar. Will this resolve when I start streaming? Or am I forever stuck being hidden from people finding me on Twitch? What exactly is going on and how does all this work?
- Activity Feed
- My Chat
- Stream Preview
- Stream Stats
- Quick Actions
- Edit Stream Info
- Mod Actions
- Automod Queue
- Rewards Request Queue
- Stream Health
Activity Feed Panelshelp you monitor new follows, subscriptions, some third-party events, and Cheers so you can recognize your viewers in chat and deepen your relationship with your community while you stream. Click the 3 Horizontal Dotsin the top right-hand corner of the panel to adjust the type of activity you want to appear in your Activity Feed...
Monitor and interact with Chat during your stream. Click the 3 Horizontal Dots in the top right-hand corner of the panel to see the Users in Chat or to enable Popout Mode for Chat. You can also adjust your Chat Settings (such as changing your Chat mode to Emotes-Only Chat) by clicking the Cog in the bottom right of the panel.
See how your stream appears on your channel. Click the 3 Horizontal Dotsin the top right-hand corner of the panel to hide the video player or to enable Popout Mode.
Monitor the length of your current stream session, as well as the number of viewers, views, followers, and your bitrate. You can customize which stats appear on your Stream Manager.
Perform different actions at the click of a button. Customize your channel to easily access the Quick Actions that matter most when you’re live, including Raid a Channel, Clip That, Add Stream Marker, Start Watch Party and more. When you resize the Quick Actions panel the icons will adaptively adjust in size. You can also easily search for a specif...
Easily edit the title of your stream, your go live notification, your streaming category, tags, and stream language in this panel.
Track actions taken by your Moderators such as timing out users, deleting messages, and changing Chat modes. Raids are also shown here. To filter out actions that are shown in this panel, click the 3 Horizontal Dotsin the top right-hand corner of the panel and click the toggle next to the relevant alert.
If your channel has AutoMod enabled, any messages held by AutoMod for review will appear here. Click the 3 Horizontal Dotsin the top right-hand corner for options to clear the panel of messages, review Blocked/Permitted terms, and access AutoMod's settings.
Twitch Affiliates and Partners can use this panel to manage their queue of custom rewards requested via Channel Points. Visit the Channel Points Guidefor more info on setting up and managing Channel Points.
See live data about your bitrate and FPS. You can also click the link at the bottom of the panel to view additional details in the Twitch Inspector page.
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How do I filter Twitch clips?
Advanced Twitch Clip Search tool. This page allows you to make more detailed clip search using several filters. You can filter clips by game, streamer, user, language and date. All fields are optional, however at least 1 field must be filled to be able to search.
Choose your desired category (or use the search bar) Click the Clips tab. Using the drop down menus, filter clips in a category by language and/or popularity in a certain timeframe. Was this article helpful? Clips are a great way to familiarize yourself with a streamer and their community.
