Make your public page your one link

The short answer

Every Bloopbot channel has a free public page at bloopbot.com/c/<your channel> that works as the one link in your Twitch bio, like a Linktree that also knows when you are live. It shows your live status with a Watch on Twitch button, up to 25 links of your own as big buttons, and a tab each for your chat commands, giveaways, store and quote book. The Commands tab is a list of your chat commands for viewers, grouped by who can use them. It builds itself from your flows, so there is no list to keep up to date. Links, sections, page fonts and the page switches are part of every plan.

To set it up:

1. Open Public page in the sidebar, under Channel.
2. Open Links and click Add link. Give each link a Title and an Address, then click Save.
3. Open Pages and switch off any tab you do not want. Under Commands, tick the groups of commands viewers should see. Click Save.
4. Copy your page's address from the top of Public page with the copy icon (Copy the page link) and paste it into your Twitch bio, your panels and your other profiles.
5. To point chat at your commands list, add the Commands link flow from the Starter pack. When someone types !commands, the bot replies with the page's address.

The rest of this guide covers each part of the page: sections, fonts, your schedule and clips, your gear, what viewers see and using your own domain.

What you can do

Every channel has a public page at bloopbot.com/c/<your channel>. It shows your full Twitch bio, whether you're live with a Watch on Twitch button (on a Kick channel: your Kick bio and banner, your stream's title, category and viewer count while you're live, and Watch on Kick), your open giveaways, your store, your quote book, your chat commands and each viewer's prizes. Each of those is a tab on your page's header, and you can switch any of them off.

You can also add your own links: YouTube, Discord, TikTok, merch, a tip page or anything else. They sit right under your live status as big buttons, so the page works as the one link in your Twitch bio, your panels and your other profiles, like a Linktree that also knows when you're live.

You can add your schedule, recent broadcasts, top clips, YouTube uploads, an About section, a Work with me section for brands, and your gear. You choose which sections show, their order and the fonts viewers see across the page.

Before you start

• Links, sections and page fonts are part of every plan. What your plan includes shows what your channel has.
• Schedule, broadcasts and clips come from Twitch; set up your Twitch schedule if you want it to appear here.
• For page fonts, browse Google Fonts for family names you want to use.
• Your bio comes from Twitch. To change it, edit it in your Twitch profile settings; the page shows the new one within a few minutes.

Get help with your setup

Choose Help me for an explanation of the same page and its switches. Save can change an already-visible page immediately: there is no separate unpublished page draft. Review your words, links and visibility before saving. Commands and custom domains are optional.

Find your way around

Open Public page in the sidebar, under Channel. Your page's address sits at the top, with a copy icon (Copy the page link). Below it, a menu on the left opens one part of your page at a time:

• Pages: which tabs your page has.
• Links: your own buttons under your live status.
• Home sections: what Home shows, in what order, and what each section says.
• Look: the fonts across your pages.
• Domain: your own domain, on Pro.

Each item in the menu says how it stands, such as 5 of 6 on or 3 links. A blue dot means that part has changes you haven't saved. Your changes stay while you move between parts, and each part saves with its own Save button at the bottom. Discard puts back what you last saved. On a phone, the menu is a row you can swipe along the top.

Switch pages on or off

Your page has six tabs: Home, Giveaways, Store, Quotes, Commands and Your prizes. To take one off your page:

1. Open Public page, then Pages.
2. Click the switch beside the page, so it says Off. The Tabs viewers see strip above the list shows your page without it.
3. Click Save.

A page you switch off loses its tab, and anyone who opens its address sees This page is off, with a button back to your Home, or to your Twitch channel when Home is off too. Switch it on again whenever you like; nothing on it is lost.

• Home off leaves your other tabs; viewers who open your main address see the note instead.
• Giveaways off also hides the Giveaways section on Home. A giveaway's own page still opens from its link, so viewers can still enter and donate from a link you share.
• Store off also hides the Store section on Home, and viewers can't buy from the page. Anything your flows let viewers buy in chat still works.
• Quotes shows your quote book. Its tab appears once you have at least one quote.
• Commands lists your chat commands by who can use them. Its tab appears once it has a command to list; see show your chat commands.
• Your prizes always stays on, so winners can claim what they won.

Page switches are part of every plan.

Show your chat commands

The Commands page lists the chat commands your viewers can type, grouped by who can use them: Everyone, Subscribers, VIPs, Moderators, Broadcaster and Special roles. Signed-out visitors see the public groups up to VIPs. After signing in with Twitch, viewers also see their level in your channel; moderators see Moderators commands, and you see both Moderators and Broadcaster commands. It builds itself from your flows, so a command you add, change or switch off shows up there within a minute.

A command's group comes from the Who can trigger step after its Chat command trigger. A command with no Who can trigger step is for Everyone; one set to Moderators and up goes under Moderators. A command that only a Has a role step lets through, such as one for your Regulars, goes under Special roles. Add permissions and cooldowns shows how to set who can use a command.

To choose which groups viewers see:

1. Open Public page, then Pages.
2. Under Commands, tick the groups to list. Each shows how many of your commands it has. At first, Everyone, Subscribers and VIPs are ticked. Moderator and broadcaster commands appear automatically for signed-in people at those levels, so they have no tick box. Special roles, when ticked, is listed for signed-in viewers; each command still checks its required role in chat.
3. Click Save.

Viewers see the public groups you ticked, with every command's other names beside it. To see staff commands, open the Commands page and click Sign in with Twitch in its header. Twitch returns you to the same page, which shows Your level in this channel and adds the staff groups you can use. For example, a moderator sees Moderators, while Broadcaster stays hidden. If the level cannot be checked, the page shows public commands and asks the viewer to reload; check they signed in to the right Twitch account. When a command's flow has a description, it shows under the command:

To point chat at the page, add the Commands link flow from the Starter pack: when someone types !commands, the bot replies with the page's address. In any chat message, $(commandsurl) is that address. It follows your own domain when you have one. See point viewers at your Commands page.

Switch the whole page off under Pages if you'd rather not list your commands. The page is part of every plan.

Add your links

1. Open Public page, then Links.
2. Click Add link.
3. Give it a Title, such as YouTube: speedrun VODs, and an Address, such as youtube.com/@you. You can leave off https://; it is added for you.
4. Add as many as you like, up to 25.
5. Click Save.

Each link shows the site's own icon, the small picture a browser shows in its tab, such as YouTube's red play button. Bloopbot fetches it from the site a few seconds after you save; reload your page to see it.

A site that has no icon Bloopbot can use keeps a simple one picked from its address: video for YouTube, Twitch and Kick, chat for Discord, social for X, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, Threads and Facebook, a bag for shops like Fourthwall, Etsy, Ko-fi and Patreon, and a plain link for anything else.

Order and hide links

• Use the up and down arrow icons (Move up, Move down) to move a link. The page shows them in this order.
• The eye icon (Hide) keeps a link but takes it off your page, for example a giveaway link between events. Its crossed-out eye becomes Show and puts the link back.
• The bin icon (Remove) deletes it when you save.

Nothing changes on your page until you click Save.

Choose your sections

Home sections on Public page lists every part of Home below your live status, in the order viewers see them.

1. Open Public page, then Home sections.
2. Turn on the switch beside each section you want viewers to see. A section that needs your words, like About, opens so you can fill it in.
3. Drag a section into place by its handle, or use its up and down arrow icons.
4. Click a section's name to open or close it: About, Work with me, Latest on YouTube and Gear hold their own text there.
5. Click Save.

Your live status and any prize waiting for a signed-in viewer stay at the top.

Choose page fonts

1. Open Public page, then Look.
2. Enter a Google Fonts family name in Heading font and another in Body text font, or pick one of the suggestions. For example, use Playfair Display for headings and Open Sans for paragraphs. The sample below the fields shows both as you type, and says so if Google Fonts has no family by that name.
3. Click Save, then open your public page to see both fonts.

Each choice applies to your channel header and every public page: Home, Giveaways, Store, Quotes, Your prizes and prize pool donation pages. It also applies to sections you add later. Leave either field blank to use the usual font for that text. Fonts and sections are saved together, so Save on either Look or Home sections keeps changes in both; the save bar says so when the other one has changes waiting. Your choices stay saved if your plan changes, and show again when your plan includes page sections. If a font cannot load, the usual font appears instead.

Schedule, broadcasts and clips

These three sections read from your Twitch channel, with nothing to fill in on this page:

• Schedule shows your upcoming streams for the next 7 days and a note during a scheduled break. Times are shown in UTC.
• Recent broadcasts shows up to six saved past broadcasts, with their length.
• Top clips shows up to six of your most viewed clips from the last 30 days.

A section hides itself when Twitch has nothing to show. Twitch changes can take about 10 minutes to reach your page.

A Kick channel has no Twitch schedule, broadcasts or clips, so Home sections doesn't list these three there, and your page never shows them.

About and Work with me

Open About on Home sections to introduce yourself and your stream. Work with me tells brands and sponsors how you collaborate. You can add a contact button there by choosing Email address or Web address and filling in the field beside it. Choose No contact button to remove it.

Each text field holds up to 2,000 characters. Leave a blank line between paragraphs. An address starting with https:// becomes a link; other formatting appears as plain text.

Your YouTube uploads

1. On Home sections, turn on Latest on YouTube; it opens.
2. Enter your channel address, such as youtube.com/@you, or your @handle, and click Save.

Bloopbot finds the channel when you save and shows up to six recent uploads. New uploads can take about 30 minutes to appear.

Your gear

1. On Home sections, turn on Gear; it opens.
2. Click Add item, then enter a Group, such as Audio, an Item, such as Shure MV7, and an optional Link.
3. Add up to 50 items. Items in the same group appear together.
4. Click Save. Your gear and your sections save together.

What viewers see

Open your page with the address at the top of Public page, or click the copy icon (Copy the page link) and paste it into your Twitch bio, panels or a chat command.

Viewers don't need to sign in to see your page or use your links. Links open the site directly.

On the Free and Free+ plans, the bottom of every page has a short Stream on Twitch? box that tells viewers who stream they can get a page like yours with Bloopbot. On Plus, Pro or Legacy the box is gone, and your page ends with your own content. See What your plan includes.

Search engines

Your pages can appear in search engines such as Google and Bing, so viewers can find your channel's commands, quote book, store or giveaways by searching for them. Bloopbot lists every page you've switched on in its sitemap, which search engines read to find pages. Nothing on those pages is new: it is what anyone can already open from your link.

• Which pages: Home, Giveaways, Store, Quotes and Commands, and a giveaway's own page. Quotes and Commands are listed only once they have a quote or a command to show. Your prizes is never listed.
• What shows: your channel name, your Twitch (or Kick) bio and the text on the page. A finished giveaway's page names its winners, so a search result can show those names too.
• Your own domain: search engines list a page at your domain when you use one, and not at bloopbot.com/c/<your channel>. Your domain isn't in Bloopbot's sitemap, so link to your pages from your own sites so search engines find them.
• Keep a page out of search: switch it off under Public page, then Pages (see Switch pages on or off). It then says This page is off and search engines drop it the next time they visit, which can take days or weeks.

Search engines don't sign in, so they never see a viewer's points, prizes or channel level. Those show only to the viewer who signed in.

Use your own domain

On the Pro plan, your public page can open at a domain you own, like live.yoursite.com, instead of bloopbot.com/c/<your channel>. Use your own domain for your public page shows how.

Edit with an AI assistant

If you have connected an AI assistant, you can ask it to arrange your sections, switch pages on or off, choose which command groups your Commands page lists, set page-wide heading and body fonts, or edit your links and gear. For example, ask: “Put About above Schedule, use Playfair Display for headings and Open Sans for paragraphs, and keep everything else as it is.” The assistant reads your current page before saving the change. The page's usual plan limits still apply.

Reading the page and editing it are separate permissions on the connection screen. Domain setup and removal need a third permission. All three start ticked; untick any the assistant shouldn't have. Connect an AI assistant explains each choice.

Troubleshooting

• "Use a web address that starts with https://": the address isn't a web page. Only https:// and http:// addresses can be added; email and app links can't.
• "Keep the title to 60 characters": shorten the title; the address shows under it anyway.
• A tab is missing from my page: check Pages on Public page; it may be switched off. The Quotes tab also waits for your first quote, and the Commands tab for a command in a group you ticked.
• A command is missing from my Commands page: its flow must be switched on, and its group ticked under Commands on Pages. A flow that only replies when the viewer isn't allowed (its Who can trigger No path) and never does anything on Yes isn't listed. Changes can take a minute to show.
• A command is in the wrong group: the group comes from the Who can trigger step between the Chat command trigger and the flow's first action. Change At least on that step and save the flow.
• My mod commands show on my page: untick Moderators (and Broadcaster) under Commands on Pages, then click Save.
• Viewers see "This page is off": that page is switched off on Pages. Switch it on and click Save.
• A page I switched off still shows in search: search engines drop a page when they next visit it, which can take days or weeks. Check that it says This page is off when you open its address. See Search engines.
• My links don't show on my page: check that they aren't hidden and that you clicked Save. If the Public page says links aren't included on your channel right now, your links are kept and show again once they are.
• A link shows a simple icon instead of the site's own: some sites don't offer one Bloopbot can use, or refused the request. Bloopbot tries again the next day whenever you open Public page. When a site changes its icon, your page picks up the new one within a week.
• My bio is out of date: it comes from Twitch. Change it there and reload your page after a few minutes.
• Schedule, Recent broadcasts or Top clips doesn't show: check that its switch is on under Home sections and that you saved. Twitch may have no scheduled stream in the next 7 days, saved past broadcast or clip from the last 30 days. Recent Twitch changes can take about 10 minutes to appear.
• "We couldn’t find that YouTube channel": open the channel address in your browser to check it. Enter the address from your channel page, such as youtube.com/@you, instead of a video's address.
• "YouTube didn’t answer": click Save again in a minute.
• My sections don't show: check each section's switch on Home sections and click Save. A Giveaways or Store section also hides while that page is switched off. If Public page says sections aren't included on your channel right now, your settings are kept and return once they are.
• A page font doesn't show: check the family name on Google Fonts; the sample on Look says when a name isn't found. Then click Save. A font blocked by the viewer's connection falls back to the page's usual font.