Updated 8/5/2025

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This was put together and made by Nic Stas, a streamer on Twitch who has been streaming since November 2022. When I first started streaming, YouTube was my best friend, and I had struggled to find just one set list of things I used for streaming and how to be a ‘good’ streamer.

These are OWN things I’ve found online or heard from other streamers; this will be updated every so often to make sure information is up-to-date.

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General Streaming Tips

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Safety Note:

Most of these are very much common sense, but you’d be surprised…


Twitch Specific Tips

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This section will have all Twitch-specific things, as this is the platform I have the most experience on. Later on, I will add other streaming platforms, but most tips still apply!

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Making Things Pretty

Twitch’s About section uses the Markdown format, which is a form of coding that can be used to make your About section look clean and put together. Link to Markdown format!

Emotes are the main reason why people subscribe to a streamer; however, you don’t necessarily want to have the same emotes as every other streamer on the platform(s) that you stream on.