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Make your public page your one link

Share one page with viewers for your Twitch bio, live status, links and giveaways, plus your own sections and page fonts on Plus and up.

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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, your open giveaways, your store and each viewer's prizes.

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 and panels.

On Plus and up, 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

  • Custom links are part of the Plus plan and up. Your bio, live status, giveaways and store show on every plan. What your plan includes shows what your channel has.
  • Sections are also part of Plus and up. Schedule, broadcasts and clips come from Twitch; set up your Twitch schedule if you want it to appear here.
  • Page fonts are part of Plus and up. 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.

Order and hide links

  • Use ↑ and ↓ to move a link. The page shows them in this order.
  • Hide keeps a link but takes it off your page, for example a giveaway link between events. Show puts it back.
  • Remove deletes it when you save.

Nothing changes on your page until you click Save.

Choose your sections

The Sections list under your links on Public page shows every part of your page below your live status.

  1. Tick Show for each section you want viewers to see.
  2. Drag a section into place, or use ↑ and ↓.
  3. Fill in any section that needs your text or a channel address.
  4. Click Save sections.
The Sections list on the Public page: every section with a Show checkbox, About moved up above Schedule, Latest on YouTube, Work with me and Gear switched on, and the Twitch sections noting they hide themselves when Twitch has nothing to show.
The Sections list with About above Schedule, and YouTube, Work with me and Gear switched on. Click to enlarge.

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

Choose page fonts

  1. Under Page fonts, enter a Google Fonts family name in Heading font and another in Body text font. For example, use Playfair Display for headings and Open Sans for paragraphs.
  2. Click Save sections, then open your public page to see both fonts.
The Public page's Page fonts panel with Playfair Display chosen for every heading and Open Sans for body text, plus a link to browse Google Fonts.
Choose one Google Font for every heading and another for body text across your public page. Click to enlarge.

Each choice applies across the whole page, including sections you add later. Leave either field blank to use the page's usual font for that text. 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.

The channel home's About section with two paragraphs and a link, then Schedule with three streams this week in UTC, then Recent broadcasts and Top clips as thumbnail cards with lengths and view counts.
About, this week's schedule in UTC, recent broadcasts and top clips on the channel home. Click to enlarge.

About and Work with me

Use About 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. Under YouTube channel, enter your channel address, such as youtube.com/@you, or your @handle.
  2. Tick Show for Latest on YouTube and click Save sections.

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. Under Gear, click Add item.
  2. 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 gear. Tick Show for Gear in the Sections list and click Save sections if you have not done so yet.
The channel home's Latest on YouTube uploads as thumbnail cards, the Work with me section with an Email button, and the Gear list grouped into Camera, Audio and Desk.
YouTube uploads, a Work with me contact button and gear grouped by type on the channel home. Click to enlarge.

What viewers see

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

The channel home's header and stream panel, offline, above four link buttons — YouTube, Discord and X each with its site's own icon, and a merch store with a shopping-bag icon — the hidden Hat giveaway rules link left out.
The channel home, offline, with the full Twitch bio and four links under the stream panel, each with its site's icon; the hidden link is not shown. Click to enlarge.

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

On the Free plan, 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.

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.

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.
  • 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 come with the Plus plan, your plan doesn't include them right now; your links are kept and show again once it does.
  • 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 you ticked Show and saved your sections. 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": try Save sections again in a minute.
  • My sections don't show: check Show and click Save sections. If Public page says sections come with Plus, your current plan doesn't include them; your settings are kept and return when the plan includes sections again.
  • A page font doesn't show: check the family name on Google Fonts, then click Save sections. A font blocked by the viewer's connection falls back to the page's usual font.