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1. Stream Together limit

   I would love to see an increased limit to 10 streamers! It's not uncommon to see collab reach over 6 people.

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2. Traditional Art

   Separate Art into Traditional Digital Categories

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3. Cancel adding ai features to twitch and remove the already added feature

   For the sake of the platform, viewers, and creators on the platform, don't add features for generative ai, I find it improbable that nobody at twitch has seen the backlash every other platform has faced after implementing ai, discord, for example.

   We all know how many sub cancelations are coming if ai spyware "features" are implemented.

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4. ability to toggle off default captions on clips

   Having the ability to turn off default captions on clips similar to the toggle for default publishing them would be great. The captions aren't great and some streamers don't want to use them so having to turn it off every time is a hassle

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5. Follower Emotes for Clip Reactions

   For whatever reason we're not allowed to use our follower emotes as clip reactions. This feature is basically pointless for me since all my emotes that fit the reactions are follower emotes.

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6. Extend the length of time to view a stream VOD with stream streak

   ​I'd like to request that the stream streak timer be extended to a 48-hour window. The current 24-hour limit is incredibly unforgiving for viewers following streamers with irregular, early-morning, or "guerilla" broadcast schedules. It is highly disheartening to lose a long, hard-earned streak simply because of a timezone mismatch or daily life commitments. Furthermore, the system occasionally fails to register a view even when actively lurking on a stream. Extending the grace period to 48 hours, or implementing a monthly "streak shield" would make this feature far more rewarding and less stressful for dedicated community members.

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7. TV-Style Channel Surfing

   While watching a stream in full screen, I’d like to swipe left or right to browse other live channels without leaving the current stream. The current stream would keep playing while I scroll through live previews, and tapping one would instantly switch to that channel.

   This would make Twitch feel more like channel surfing on TV and make discovering new streamers much faster.

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8. Markers Updates

   Markers need a serious update.
   - All editors should be able to see the marker that was created in the chat feed
   - Marker Creation & Edits should show up in the Mod Actions list
   - Markers should have editable titles and be able to be dragged into a more correct location in the video review.
   - Markers should be more visible when viewing the stream VOD for editors. Looking like a thumb tack would be helpful. Click on them and the title shows with an edit icon

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9. Anime licensing Partnerships with anime companies

   Hello Twitch Team,

   I would like to suggest that Twitch explore partnerships with anime studios, distributors, and rights holders to create legal opportunities for creators who are passionate about anime and want to build anime-focused communities on Twitch.

   As a creator and anime fan, I understand and respect the importance of copyright protection and the rights of content owners. This suggestion is not about bypassing copyright laws or allowing unauthorized use of content. Instead, it is about creating a legal and creator-friendly path that benefits creators, viewers, rights holders, and Twitch itself.

   Many creators are passionate about anime and would love the opportunity to engage with anime communities in a way that fully respects copyright requirements. Currently, there are very limited options for independent creators who want to do this. Because of that, I would love to see Twitch explore solutions such as:

   • Optional paid licensing programs for creators who are willing to purchase access to licensed anime content.

   • Partnerships with anime companies, distributors, and rights holders that could create approved creator programs.

   • Anime watch programs, promotional events, or special creator opportunities that allow legal participation.

   • Revenue-sharing or partnership models that help compensate rights holders while giving creators a legitimate path to participate.

   I would personally be interested in paying for a creator-friendly licensing option if one were ever available. I believe many other creators would as well.

   At the same time, I hope any future opportunities would not be limited only to Twitch Partners or the largest channels. Smaller creators, Affiliates, and independent streamers are also investing time, effort, and passion into building communities on Twitch. Many of us are dedicated to the platform and would appreciate the opportunity to participate in legal anime-related programs regardless of audience size.

   I believe an inclusive approach could help Twitch retain and attract creators who are passionate about anime while creating new opportunities for engagement across the platform. It could also help rights holders reach new audiences, generate additional revenue, and encourage creators to remain fully compliant with copyright requirements.

   My goal is not to ask Twitch to change copyright rules. My goal is to ask Twitch to consider whether there may be a way to create legal opportunities that allow creators of all sizes to participate.

   Thank you for taking the time to read my suggestion and for continuing to listen to creator feedback. I genuinely enjoy Twitch and would love to see more opportunities for anime-focused creators in the future.

   Sincerely,

   Brittany Jones

   Hello Twitch Team,

   I would like to suggest that Twitch explore partnerships with anime studios, distributors, and rights holders to create legal opportunities for creators who are passionate about anime and want to build anime-focused communities on Twitch.

   As a creator and anime fan, I understand and respect the importance of copyright protection and the rights of content owners. This suggestion is not about bypassing copyright laws or allowing unauthorized use of content. Instead, it is about creating a legal and creator-friendly path that benefits creators, viewers, rights holders, and Twitch itself.

   Many creators are passionate about anime and would… more

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10. Allow Editors To Start A Stream Together

    As it currently stands, only the channel owner can start a Stream Together. I believe it would be beneficial for those with the "editor" role to be able to start the feature. This will allow the streamer to hand off a small responsibility while allowing them to continue to focus on stream without pausing or getting distracted. Potential side option is allowing streamers the ability to CHOOSE if their editors can start the feature or not as well for those that are not comfortable with the idea.

    Editors already have the ability to start a raid which is a very strong and useful tool. Stream Together should be added as well for editors to support the streamer further too.

    As it currently stands, only the channel owner can start a Stream Together. I believe it would be beneficial for those with the "editor" role to be able to start the feature. This will allow the streamer to hand off a small responsibility while allowing them to continue to focus on stream without pausing or getting distracted. Potential side option is allowing streamers the ability to CHOOSE if their editors can start the feature or not as well for those that are not comfortable with the idea.

    Editors already have the ability to start a raid which is a very… more

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11. Guild-style Ranks & Special Titles for Loyal Followers

    I would love to suggest a new feature that combines two things Twitch already does very well (badges, VIP, channel points) and something that is extremely natural for gamers: guild‑style ranks and special titles for loyal followers on a channel.

    The core idea is simple:

    Let creators define custom titles for their viewers (for example “Novice Moogle”, “Elite Moogle Knight”, “Archmage of the Channel”, etc.).
    
    Let these titles be tied to rank tiers, similar to guild ranks in MMOs (Rank 1, Rank 2, Rank 3…), with clear progression.
    
    Allow progression to be based on engagement metrics that Twitch already tracks or partially tracks: watch time, number of days watched, chat participation, participation in community events, or even specific channel goals.
    
    Display those titles next to the username in chat, in the user card, and possibly on the channel page (for example in a “Top Community Members” section).
    

    This would create a persistent “RPG layer” on top of a Twitch community, instead of just one‑off rewards.

    Why this would benefit Twitch and creators

    Stronger community identity
    Guild‑style ranks are instantly understood by most gamers. They give a sense of belonging, hierarchy (in a fun way), and long‑term progression inside a community. This fits perfectly with Twitch’s gaming DNA and with how channels often already role‑play their own universe.

    More engagement and retention
    When viewers know they can unlock new titles and ranks by being present, chatting, and supporting the channel, it creates a clear reason to come back. It’s not just “I watch sometimes” but “I’m trying to reach the next rank in this community”. This is especially powerful for mid‑sized creators who rely on a core group of regulars.

    Better recognition for top followers
    At the moment we mainly have: Subscriber badge, Bits/Cheer badge, VIP, Mod, channel points rewards.
    Custom titles and ranks would allow creators to highlight non‑monetary loyalty as well (time spent, participation, community help, etc.), which is great for viewers who can’t always sub or donate but are still very important for the channel.

    Synergy with existing systems
    This system could integrate nicely with what already exists:

    Titles as an optional layer in addition to badges (not replacing them).
    
    Some ranks could be unlocked automatically (based on metrics), others manually assigned by the streamer (for example “Guild Officer”, “Lore Master”).
    
    Titles could be used as requirements for some channel point rewards, or for special events (viewers with Rank 3+ can join a private lobby, Discord event, etc.).
    

    Personally, I would prefer not to separate my community based only on who can pay or not, so I really like that this system is not based on an economic distinction but on loyalty and engagement instead.

    Thank you for reading and considering this idea. I’m convinced that bringing a bit more “RPG guild” feeling into Twitch communities would fit the platform’s spirit and help both viewers and creators feel more connected.

    I would love to suggest a new feature that combines two things Twitch already does very well (badges, VIP, channel points) and something that is extremely natural for gamers: guild‑style ranks and special titles for loyal followers on a channel.

    The core idea is simple:

    Let creators define custom titles for their viewers (for example “Novice Moogle”, “Elite Moogle Knight”, “Archmage of the Channel”, etc.).
    
    Let these titles be tied to rank tiers, similar to guild ranks in MMOs (Rank 1, Rank 2, Rank 3…), with clear progression.
    
    Allow progression to be based on engagement metrics that Twitch already tracks

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12. Feature Request: Allow Twitch Affiliates to Create Teams Through a Petition System

    Currently, Twitch Teams can only be created by Partners, and Partners are limited to creating two teams. While I understand the intent is likely to prevent abuse and spam, I think the current system creates an unnecessary barrier for legitimate communities.

    My suggestion is to allow Affiliates to create Teams through a petition or charter system.

    For example:

    • A streamer starts a Team creation request.
    • A minimum number of active Affiliates (such as 5-10) sign the petition.
    • All signing accounts must be in good standing and meet minimum activity requirements.
    • Once the requirements are met, the Team is automatically created.

    This would shift the requirement from “knowing a Partner with an available Team slot” to “having support from an actual community.”

    The main purpose of a Twitch Team is to organize and showcase a group of creators. Requiring multiple active creators to support a Team request seems like a more direct measure of legitimacy than requiring involvement from a Partner who may have no connection to the community.

    This system could maintain safeguards against abuse while making Teams more accessible to genuine communities that want to collaborate and grow together.

    I’d be interested to hear what other creators think.

    Currently, Twitch Teams can only be created by Partners, and Partners are limited to creating two teams. While I understand the intent is likely to prevent abuse and spam, I think the current system creates an unnecessary barrier for legitimate communities.

    My suggestion is to allow Affiliates to create Teams through a petition or charter system.

    For example:

    • A streamer starts a Team creation request.
    • A minimum number of active Affiliates (such as 5-10) sign the petition.
    • All signing accounts must be in good standing and meet minimum activity requirements.
    • Once the requirements are met, the Team is automatically created.

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13. Stream boost

    Feature Request: Twitch Stream Boost for Small Creators

    I would like to suggest a new feature called “Stream Boost” designed to help small and growing creators gain visibility on Twitch.

    One of the biggest challenges for new streamers and streamers that have been on the app for years is discoverability. Many talented creators struggle to be seen because they are competing against established streamers who already have large communities, audiences from other platforms, or celebrity status. As a result, many small creators can spend months or even years streaming consistently without reaching new

    Stream Boost feature that allows creators to promote their live streams or VODs directly through Twitch. Similar to promotional tools used on other platforms, streamers could choose to boost their content for a set budget and have it shown to viewers who may be interested in their category, game, or content style.

    Potential benefits:

    • Gives small creators a legitimate way to increase visibility.
    • Helps viewers discover new communities they may never find otherwise.
    • Creates a new revenue opportunity for Twitch.
    • Encourages creators to stay active and invested in the platform.
    • Reduces the temptation for creators to rely on artificial growth methods.
    • Supports fairer competition between new and established creators.

    To make the feature creator-friendly, Twitch could prioritize boosting streams from Affiliates, newcomers, and creators below certain viewer thresholds, helping ensure that visibility is not limited only to already successful channels.

    Discoverability remains one of the most common challenges discussed by small streamers. A Stream Boost feature could help bridge that gap and make Twitch a more welcoming platform for creators who are still building their communities.

    Feature Request: Twitch Stream Boost for Small Creators

    I would like to suggest a new feature called “Stream Boost” designed to help small and growing creators gain visibility on Twitch.

    One of the biggest challenges for new streamers and streamers that have been on the app for years is discoverability. Many talented creators struggle to be seen because they are competing against established streamers who already have large communities, audiences from other platforms, or celebrity status. As a result, many small creators can spend months or even years streaming consistently without reaching new

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14. Make all AI features optional, and opt-out by default.

    For any features on Twitch which use AI, allow all creators to opt in or opt out of them individually, and set the default to Opt Out for all new AI features. We as creators should have the choice whether to use AI or not on our channels. If we do not want to use it at all, it's important for us to be able to have that choice, AND for us not to be opted in by default.

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15. Fixing two-factor authentication because I did everything right and it's not working

    please fix it

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16. More options for moderators

    Moderators should also be able to start a group chat

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17. Live Stream Timeline / Roadmap Feature for Streams

    Twitch should add a customizable live “stream timeline” feature that creators can edit for each stream. This would allow viewers to instantly see what part of the stream is currently happening, what already happened, and what is planned next.

    Example:

    1. Discussing drama
    2. Ranked on main account
    3. Tournament watch party  3.1 Team 1 vs Team 2  3.2 Team 3 vs Team 4
    4. Tier list creation

    When viewers join streams late, they are often confused about what is happening or whether content they are interested in is still coming later. A timeline/roadmap system would improve stream organization and viewer retention.

    Features could include:

    • Current segment highlighted live
    • Completed segments checked off
    • Upcoming segments visible
    • Expandable subsections
    • Automatic VOD chapters/timestamps
    • Streamer ability to edit/reorder plans during stream

    This would especially help:

    • Variety streamers
    • Esports watch parties
    • Long streams
    • Tournament coverage
    • Educational streams
    • Ranked grind streams

    It would make streams feel more organized and help viewers decide whether to stay and watch upcoming content.

    Twitch should add a customizable live “stream timeline” feature that creators can edit for each stream. This would allow viewers to instantly see what part of the stream is currently happening, what already happened, and what is planned next.

    Example:

    1. Discussing drama
    2. Ranked on main account
    3. Tournament watch party  3.1 Team 1 vs Team 2  3.2 Team 3 vs Team 4
    4. Tier list creation

    When viewers join streams late, they are often confused about what is happening or whether content they are interested in is still coming later. A timeline/roadmap system would improve stream organization and viewer retention.

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18. Unban Destiny

    Please unban Destiny. I saw he was unbanned then rebanned today. If Destiny returned to the platform, I would use Twitch.

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19. Leaderboard

    Please have an option to turn off the scrolling bits/sub gifter bar. With the addition of sub plus points the scrolling of it is distracting wtih OBS open.

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20. Stream Streak Freezes for Subs

    I think Stream Streak Freezes would be a great value-add feature for channel subscribers. 1 per tier of sub. This would allow users to "save" their streak if something happens. The stream streak feature really is cool, but it is causing anxiety which is a HUGE turn off for some people. Maybe even give everyone 1 freeze and then let subs have bonus ones? The streamer could choose to opt out as a feature. Just sayin. let's help our anxious viewers out on this. Thanks.

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