how to put a donate button on twitch

by Prof. Candido Barrows III 6 min read

How to Set Up a Donation Button on Twitch

  1. Once you've set up an account and obtained a link, log in to your Twitch account.
  2. In the upper-right corner, click your profile icon.

Part of a video titled How to add a Donation Button on Your Twitch Channel
0:49
2:25
Button in the upper. Right corner click on your profile. Icon select channel from the drop down menuMoreButton in the upper. Right corner click on your profile. Icon select channel from the drop down menu. And click on about section on the next screen toggle the edit panels.

Full Answer

How to add a donation goal to StreamLabs?

Step 1: Open Streamlabs OBS and Add a New Source. The first thing you will have to do is to open your Streamlabs OBS. Then, add a new source. On the Add Source screen you’ll see the many available options, but simply click on “Donation Goal.”. The next thing you’ll need to do is name your new source.

How to set up a donation goal?

Beyond setting up your donation goal, you should also make it easier for your viewers to donate to you. Here is how you can do just that: 1 Add a Donation Panel – New visitors to your channel will most likely take a look at your page and panels to find out more about you. It’s a good idea to have a donation panel there just so they know they can donate if they want to, and how. Here, you can simply link to your Streamlabs URL. You can also include your terms for donations (i.e. “Donations are appreciated! Non-Refundable”). Some streamers may even include a thank you list to previous donators. 2 Set Up Commands – To make it easier for your viewers to access your donation link, set up a command through whichever Twitch chat bot you use on your channel. Set it to something like !donate and have the bot respond with your message for your viewer along with your donation link.

Why is StreamLabs so popular?

Streamlabs is incredibly popular among streamers because it offers a ton of benefits on top of the utmost convenience. They’ve really made it easy to get everything set up, whether you use Streamlabs OBS or OBS Studio (or even XSplit!).

Is it wrong to accept donations?

There’s nothing wrong with accepting donations. Viewers and streamers know that donations can help a streamer, big or small, to keep their stream quality up and cover some of the bills. However, there’s a difference between having a donation goal up and accepting them when freely given and demanding for your viewers to donate to you. The latter will very likely scare viewers away and leave them with a bad impression of you!

image