Link in Bio for Twitch Streamers: Grow Between Streams

Streaming happens in real time, but most of your growth happens in between: clips on TikTok and Shorts, posts on X and Instagram, word of mouth in Discord. A link-in-bio page ties all of that together. Everyone who finds a clip gets one link that tells them when you're live, where your community hangs out and how to support you.

What a streamer's page is for

1. Get people to the stream: your channel and your schedule.
2. Keep them between streams: Discord, clips, VODs.
3. Let them support you: merch, tips, sponsors.

The core links

1. Watch live: your Twitch channel. Put it first.
2. Stream schedule: an image, a page or a calendar. "Live Mon/Wed/Fri 7pm ET" in your bio helps too.
3. Join the Discord: your community between streams.
4. Best clips or highlights: a YouTube playlist or channel.
5. Merch
6. Tips or donations
7. Sponsor deal, with its code
8. Business enquiries
9. Other socials as icons along the top

Show your best moments

Someone who found you through a 20-second clip wants to see more before committing to a three-hour stream. Embed a highlight video on your page so they can watch without leaving. YouTube embeds are on the LiteLinks Lite plan, and free accounts can unlock one embed type of their choice. TikTok embeds are available too.

Make your schedule easy to find

"When are you live?" is the most common question streamers get. Answer it on your page. A clear schedule turns a curious visitor into someone who shows up next Wednesday.

When the schedule changes for a holiday or an event, update it in one place: your page.

Sponsors

• Give the current sponsor a clear link with what viewers get: "15% off [Brand] with code STREAM".
• Show the code on the page. LiteLinks Pro has a discount-code link that shows the code and copies it in one tap.
• Remove deals when they end.

Tips and donations

Many viewers want to support you outside of subs and bits. Add a tip link to whichever service you use. On LiteLinks Pro, the tip jar link gives it a button that stands out. LiteLinks doesn't handle the payment; the button sends fans to your tipping page. See how to take tips from fans.

Events, sub-a-thons and charity streams

For a special stream, put it at the top:

• A countdown to the start
• The charity or fundraiser link
• The event schedule

Countdowns are on the Lite plan. On Pro, scheduled links can go up before the event and come down when it ends, so the page cleans itself up.

Put the link everywhere

• In your Twitch panels and "About" section
• In every clip's caption: "Full stream schedule at the link in my bio"
• In your Discord's welcome channel
• In chat commands, like !links

Then update the page instead of every panel and command.

Check what works

Look at which links get tapped. If clips get far more taps than your schedule, maybe the schedule needs a better title, or maybe new viewers want highlights first. Our guide to reading link-in-bio analytics explains what to look for.

For more, see link in bio for streamers and link in bio for YouTubers.