"Profile" function for channel points so we can quickly alter point redemptions based on the game being played? set auto by the game field or manually by the streamer.

Variety streamers play different games so alot of the time they either have to disable certain redemptions or refund.

This would be amazing and so helpful for all of the variety streamers! I usually stream ASMR and a lot of my redeems are very trigger focused, I have about 20-30 redeems just for that. It’s really a pain in the butt to have to pause everything if I want to play a short game with the community. This would really help everyone out and give us so many more options to interact with the community! I feel like a lot of streamers would love to add game-specific redemptions too, but it can become a hassle keeping up with what goes where. Please create folders!

Please twitch c: Would be very useful.

So many streamers on Twitch have different channel points rewards for different games that they play, some having upwards of 10 for a single game. My proposal is a way to enable them to only need to set up the channel point redemption once and then not touch them again unless they need to make any changes to how they work.

The idea I came up with is for an extension of the channel points system that allows a streamer when creating a reward to designate one or more Twitch categories. Then when they stream to a category, that matches one of the pre designated ones on a reward, Twitch detects this and shows the relevant channel point rewards and hides the irrelevant ones.

What if you want the reward to never go away?

Well my thought was that the "Category" field would be optional. Any channel point redemption that has not been allocated a "Category" will always be shown to the streamer and the viewers of the channel.

Why do streamers need this?

Many streamers spend a large portion of time ahead of their streams setting up, turning on and off rewards, and much more before they even click the Go Live button. This system would make a streamer's set up process easier and more hassle free, especially if they had many rewards for one game, by making the process automatic.

Why hide and show rewards?

Currently, when you turn a reward on and off the viewers receive a pop up saying "New" channel point reward, even if it has only been turned off. Hiding and showing would hopefully remove this as the reward was never deactivated it just isnt visible to the viewer.

Would this affect the rewards queue?

Ideally, it wouldn't affect the rewards queue for streamers. The rewards would not be changed in this interaction as this should only affect how they show to viewers of the stream.

Possible other features.

These rewards would possibly be shown in a sub group in the channel points pop out for the viewer to designate them as category specific rewards.

I came here to request something similar but a little more automated.

My thought was again based around the idea of streamers having multiple channel point rewards many of them being game specific. I can think of about 5 streamers that have Channel Points enabled constantly for 3 or 4 different games, even games that they are not playing.

My idea was to have a system where in your creator dashboard you can set a category from Twitch (e.g. Just Chatting, War Thunder, RimWorld) and then when you stream to that category your personalised channel points with the correct category tag are displayed to your viewers and the ones with tags that don't match are hidden from view.

Additionally this field would be optional and any channel point redemption that left this field blank would be marked as a generic reward and never disabled by this system.

I am not a programmer and do not know how easy or hard this would be to implement and i can imagine there would be a lot of work and back end coding that is required and that this might not even be possible but at the end of the day this could be a really cool feature for you to implement one day in the future.

This is 1000% needed for highly interactive streams - channel points are a total mess and the only way to organize them currently is by channel point cost

We absolutely need this. 100%

Adding to this, extensions (like Crowd Control) add some channel point rewards that interact directly into the extension itself, but since the order is by price, they just get lost inside the many redemptions inside the box.

Getting CPR folders for viewers and streamers would help reducing the clutter, organize redemptions depending on their usage, they would help switching from one game to another like OP said, as well as help structuring and creating more creative channel point redemptions.

I have game specific channel point redemptions and they are all mixed in together with general CP redemptions as well. My idea would be to have the creator make a selection for their redemptions to be general or tied to a specific category. General redemptions are always there and the other redemptions would only show up if a specific category (i.e. Sea of Thieves, Rocket League, Just Chatting, etc) was selected.

It would also be nice if rewards in folders were grouped together in the redemption menu for viewers. I have rewards that effect Streamer Avatars, Kappamon, and myself but because rewards are organized by price they're all mixed together

At the moment I feel like Channel Point redemptions can quite easily become very busy and it can be difficult for viewers to find the right redemption.

What I'm suggesting is enabling streamers to categorise redemptions into groups that expand when a viewer clicks on it which would make them tidier and more accessible :) these categories could be defined by the streamer to allow greater control.

Examples would be grouping "Special Effects", "Game-specific Redemptions" and "Make me do Stuff" with relevant redemptions in those groupings.

What I'm suggesting is giving streamers the ability to make category-specific Channel Point redemptions that become visible (or disappear from the list) depending on the selected category that a streamer is in.

For example, some streamers have a "Choose my Costume for X game" redemption. Streamers could configure this redemption to only appear in the list of possible redemptions when their Category is in said game. It could also be possible to make one redemption applicable to multiple categories (if the redemption relates to multiple categories).

Being able to group channel point redemptions would be a HUGE benefit to channels. Currently, I play numerous different games, and what fits for 1 game usually doesn't fit for another, I could be allowing viewers to restrict the use of an ability, pick a class for me to play as, or pick a weapon loadout, these things can be vastly different (or not existant) on different games, or, even on different game modes of the same game.

Minimum functionality would be streamer created groups that we can manually switch between prior to stream, or maybe integrate the change with our stream decks... where a higher level of functionality would be us being able to enable "automatic game switching" where we can tie a group to a game, and when we list that game as the one we are playing, that group is automatically selected.

This will be a HUGE time saver pre-stream, and allow for a more fun and engaging viewer experience as streamers will be more likely to offer game-specific or game-mode specific rewards.

I would like to ability to group channel point in folders that I could toggle on and off so then when I change games they are appropriate for that game/stream.

It could also help with testing channel point integrations without making them available to stream and without deleting them after testing everytime.

grouping channel point redeems sounds great! adding existing rewards into a group/category or multiple group so it can be reused

For each channel point reward, I would like to be able to choose one or more games/categories for which it will be enabled. If I'm streaming a different game, I don't want those rewards to appear in the list for viewers.

This will help streamers with game-specific rewards by removing the tedious task of manually enabling and disabling their rewards before each stream, and help viewers by removing clutter if the streamer chooses not to do that.

If channel point folders/categories are implemented*, this feature should also be applied to those.

See also:
* https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/932221-channel-points/suggestions/42206713-channel-points-folders-with-on-off-switch
* https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/932221-channel-points/suggestions/40702558-channel-points-categories

The greater possibility of interaction with the streaming of channel points, through third-party programs, has led to an increase in the infinite possibilities of channel points buttons.
To date the only way to make them active or inactive is to select them individually, as long as they are 1 or 2 it does not change much, but when they start to be more than 50 it becomes a bit problematic, so I would suggest the possibility of creating sub-categories, where it is possible to switch off the entire category, without however affecting the possibility of reactivating the single option.

Many streamers play a variety of games, and some rewards may not be relevant depending on the game being played. So a good feature would be the ability to have preset modes where the availability of certain channel point redeems can be preset. For instance a variety streamer can have a mode for a shooter game, that would include drop your weapon/choose your character and then a mode for just chatting that may include Karaoke or 'say this' redeems.

YES! I actually came here to suggestion this exact thing. <3

It would be awesome if we could group certain channel point items together (on the streamer dashboard) to allow for quick bulk activating/deactivating. Sometimes there are instances where I need to pause/deactivate a particular number of channel point redeemables due to the type of stream I'm doing (i.e. video game casual playthrough vs video game speedrun vs just chatting, etc.). This would allow for better overall organization and fine tuning of channel point items that are specific to a stream. Thank you!