Me and my viewers would like could like to see if someone donates. Also text-to-speech included. Thank you

Be able to edit alerts more, such as use a video and be able to turn off certain alerts. I have some video alerts and I have no way to add them because I cant make the sub alert a video and I cant turn it off either.

Title line - In OBS studio you have the ability to add Text (GDI+) which allows it to read from a simple text file. This works wonders for overlays and items like that as it allows the streamer to showcase their most recent follower, donator, and subscriber. This is a genuinely decent tool for viewer engagement.

Please make it easier to make the name of the most recent follower show up on the scene as I want to appreciate them and feature them on screen and haven't been able to find a way with twitch studio. I want to remain loyal to twitch studio it's awesome and easy to use so please listen to the community. Thank you! have a great day!

It would be amazing if we could use our own custom animated alert boxes. You can customize the twitch alert boxes but not to the extent of your own custom alerts which is upsetting especially if we have commissioned alerts we'd rather use.

I want a way to change what the text says if an alert goes off. For example, I would be able to change my follow alert to something that says "welcome to channel" or something like that.

It would be great if we can customize the formatting of twitch alerts, change the text of the alerts, increase image size and remove background colors as well as having a simple audio mixer so that we can make custom sound notifications fit better in the notifications.

same as streamlabs tts basically, but simpler and intergrated so that i dont need stream labs open to skip alerts and such :)

i realy would like to see an option for opaque alert backgrounds, right now you can change the color but i would like the option for no color at all.

The option to separate the alerts during editing, so that different alerts can come up in different areas of the screen, while also keeping the current editing option for those that need all of their alerts editing in one place! Especially as I also would like to keep some alerts up for longer than others.

Also,it would be good to have a border around my alert that shows up once the alert happens; not a border that stays on my screen permanently, whether an alert is taking place or not. As well as the option to animate the alerts too!

Every layout has to be edited one by one, I'd love to be able to just make a new layout and for it to already have my alerts added, because it always starts with the predetermined ones.

Images and GIF's uploaded into alerts is so small! I can barely see them. There seems to be no option to fix this. The text and borders seem to over power the images used for alerts.

Allowance of more Overlays with more customizable features. I've noticed that the pictures/gifs I used are hardly recognizable for my alerts. Also media request is a great way to being people together.

A custom uploaded gif is much smaller due to the thick "border" which the accent color on the alert creates. I suggest an option to disable Accent Color altogether which would stretch the image/gif in its place.

This would allow for more creative and distinct alerts. For me I like to make the media a 'frame' and then lay it behind the text so the text is in the frame.

Edit all the alerts or show the streamlabs alerts in twitch stream, just like with url

Currently there is no alert when users redeem channel points so I often miss it. It'll be great if I could get some alert same as new folloer or new sub.

Just like how the Streamlabs overlay lets you play and see your chat at the same time , it would be nice to be able for people with single monitors to also get alert overlays so we can see who followed,hosted,or raided without having to switch back to twitch studio.

This feature is available on other platforms and is very useful. I often miss when people type in chat because there's no notification whatsoever, and starting out streaming it seems difficult to retain viewers when I don't know they've tried talking to me until they've already left.