TwitchMultiTools

Powerful tools for streamers to watch multiple streams and manage multiple chats simultaneously. Free.

MultiStream

MultiChat

Welcome to the ultimate collection of free Twitch streaming tools. Whether you're a professional streamer managing multiple communities or a viewer who loves watching several streams at once, our tools are designed to enhance your Twitch experience. TwitchMultiStream lets you watch multiple Twitch streams simultaneously in a customizable grid layout, while TwitchMultiChat enables you to manage multiple chat rooms with seamless OBS integration for both stream overlays and browser docks. Both tools are completely free, require no registration, and work directly in your browser. Perfect for esports tournaments, speedrun marathons, collaborative streams, or simply keeping up with your favorite streamers across multiple channels.

TwitchMultiStream

Watch multiple Twitch streams at once in a customizable grid layout

Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 Stream 4
  • Watch multiple streams simultaneously
  • Customizable grid layout
  • Drag, resize, and maximize windows
  • Synchronized viewing experience
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Watch Multiple Twitch Streams at Once with TwitchMultiStream

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TwitchMultiStream is the perfect solution for viewers and streamers who need to monitor multiple Twitch broadcasts simultaneously. Whether you're following an esports tournament across multiple POVs, watching collaborative gaming sessions, or managing your own multi-stream setup, our multiple stream viewer provides an intuitive and powerful interface designed specifically for Twitch content.

Why Use a Multi-Stream Viewer?

Traditional methods of watching multiple streams involve opening numerous browser tabs or windows, which quickly becomes unmanageable and resource-intensive. TwitchMultiStream solves this problem by providing a unified desktop-style interface where you can arrange, resize, and manage unlimited Twitch streams in a single browser tab. This approach significantly reduces CPU and RAM usage compared to multiple tabs while offering superior organization and control. The tool is particularly valuable for esports fans following tournament matches from multiple player perspectives, speedrun enthusiasts monitoring marathon events with dozens of concurrent runners, content creators keeping track of collaborators during joint streaming sessions, community moderators overseeing multiple channels within their network, and viewers who simply want to keep up with several favorite streamers at once.

Advanced Features for Power Users

TwitchMultiStream goes beyond basic multi-view functionality with features designed for serious streaming enthusiasts. The window management system lets you drag streams anywhere on the canvas, resize them to your preferred dimensions, and maximize individual streams for focused viewing without losing your layout. Each stream window operates independently with full playback controls, allowing you to pause, adjust volume, or change quality settings without affecting other streams. The tool maintains excellent performance even with multiple high-quality streams running simultaneously, thanks to optimized resource management and efficient video player implementation. URL-based configuration means you can bookmark specific stream combinations and share them with friends or communities, making it easy to coordinate viewing parties or tournament watch sessions. Simply enter channel names separated by commas in the URL to create your custom multi-stream setup.

Perfect for Tournament Viewing and Esports

During major esports events, watching multiple Twitch streams becomes essential for fans who want the complete experience. TwitchMultiStream enables you to follow your favorite team across all player streams, catch different commentator perspectives, or monitor the main broadcast alongside individual player cameras. The synchronized interface ensures you never miss crucial moments, even when action is happening across multiple streams simultaneously. For competitive games like League of Legends, Valorant, Counter-Strike, or Dota 2, being able to watch multiple perspectives of the same match provides invaluable insight into team strategies, individual player decision-making, and overall game flow that single-stream viewing simply cannot match.

TwitchMultiChat

Manage multiple Twitch chats in one unified interface

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  • Monitor multiple chats simultaneously
  • Unified chat interface
  • OBS overlay and panel support
  • Real-time message updates
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Manage Multiple Twitch Chats with TwitchMultiChat

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TwitchMultiChat revolutionizes how streamers and moderators handle multiple Twitch chat rooms simultaneously. Instead of juggling multiple browser windows or tabs, our Twitch chat manager consolidates all your communities into a single, organized interface. Whether you're co-streaming with other creators, managing multiple channels, or moderating across several communities, TwitchMultiChat provides the tools you need for efficient chat management.

Why Use a Multi-Chat Manager?

Managing multiple Twitch chats traditionally requires constant window switching, leading to missed messages and reduced community engagement. TwitchMultiChat eliminates this friction by presenting all your chat rooms in one unified interface with tabbed navigation. You can quickly switch between channels, monitor all communities at once, and respond to messages without losing context or missing important interactions. This is particularly valuable for streamers who collaborate regularly, moderators who oversee multiple channels, community managers handling brand partnerships, and content creators participating in raid trains or multi-channel events. The streamlined interface reduces cognitive load and allows you to focus on meaningful interactions rather than technical logistics.

Seamless Integration with Your Streaming Setup

TwitchMultiChat excels at integrating with your existing streaming workflow. The tool works perfectly as a standalone browser application for quick chat monitoring, but its real power shines through OBS integration. As a browser source overlay, you can display multiple chats directly on your stream, making your audience feel included in cross-community conversations. As an OBS browser dock, it becomes part of your production environment, always accessible without cluttering your screen space or appearing on stream. The flexible URL-based configuration means you can create different chat setups for different streaming scenarios—solo streams, collaborations, tournaments, or special events—and switch between them instantly.

Enhanced Community Management Features

TwitchMultiChat maintains full Twitch chat functionality while adding organizational improvements. You retain access to all native Twitch features including emotes, badges, timestamps, and moderation tools, but organized in a way that makes managing multiple communities practical. The interface automatically handles message formatting, user colors, and chat badges, ensuring a familiar experience that matches Twitch's official chat. Real-time message synchronization keeps all chats updated instantly, so you never miss important community interactions. For streamers building networks across multiple channels or moderators managing large communities, TwitchMultiChat transforms chat management from a chaotic juggling act into a streamlined, professional workflow.

Chat Overlay Generator

Generate a URL to embed multiple Twitch chats as a transparent overlay in your stream

How to use as Stream Overlay:

  1. Enter the Twitch channel names you want to include
  2. Copy the generated URL
  3. In OBS, add a new Browser Source
  4. Paste the URL and adjust the size as needed
  5. The chat overlay will appear transparent in your stream

Enter Channel Names

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Generated URL:

Enter channel names to generate URL
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Create the Perfect Chat Overlay for Your Stream

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The Twitch chat overlay feature transforms how streamers interact with multiple communities simultaneously. By embedding TwitchMultiChat directly into your broadcast, you can display messages from multiple channels in a single, organized interface that appears seamlessly over your gameplay or content. This powerful tool is essential for streamers who collaborate with other channels, host viewing parties, or manage multiple community interactions during their broadcasts.

Why Use a Chat Overlay?

Chat overlays provide numerous advantages over traditional single-chat displays. When you're collaborating with other streamers, hosting a raid train, or participating in multi-channel events, being able to see and respond to messages from all involved communities creates a more inclusive and engaging experience. Your viewers appreciate seeing their messages acknowledged, even when you're streaming to multiple channels simultaneously. The transparent overlay design ensures that chat doesn't obscure important visual content while remaining clearly visible to both you and your audience. Professional streamers use chat overlays to maintain better community engagement during tournaments, collaborative gameplay sessions, and special events where multiple chat rooms need monitoring.

Setting Up Your OBS Chat Overlay

Our chat overlay generator makes OBS integration incredibly simple. After entering your desired channel names and generating the URL, adding the overlay to OBS takes just seconds. The transparent background ensures the chat blends naturally with your stream layout, while the customizable positioning allows you to place it wherever works best for your specific broadcast setup. The overlay automatically handles message formatting, timestamps, and user badges, providing a professional appearance that matches Twitch's native chat interface. Unlike browser sources that can be resource-intensive, our optimized overlay maintains smooth performance even with high message volumes across multiple channels.

Advanced Customization and Use Cases

The chat overlay system supports various streaming scenarios. Tournament organizers use it to display multiple team chats simultaneously, providing viewers with comprehensive insight into team communications. Speedrunners combine race participant chats to create engaging multi-perspective marathon streams. Content creators hosting collaborative events use overlays to show all participant communities together, fostering cross-community interaction. The URL-based configuration means you can save different overlay setups for different streaming contexts, quickly switching between configurations as needed. Whether you're managing two channels or twenty, the overlay scales efficiently while maintaining readability and performance.

OBS Panel Generator

Generate a URL to use TwitchMultiChat as an OBS browser dock for easy chat management

How to use as OBS Panel:

  1. Enter the Twitch channel names you want to monitor
  2. Copy the generated URL
  3. In OBS, go to Docks → Custom Browser Docks
  4. Give it a name and paste the URL
  5. The chat panel will appear as a dockable window in OBS

Enter Channel Names

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Generated URL:

Enter channel names to generate URL
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Streamline Your Workflow with OBS Browser Docks

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The OBS browser dock integration transforms TwitchMultiChat into an essential production tool for streamers who need to monitor multiple chat rooms without leaving OBS. By adding TwitchMultiChat as a custom browser dock, you gain access to all your communities' conversations directly within your streaming software, eliminating the need to constantly switch between windows or use separate monitors for chat management.

Benefits of Browser Dock Chat Management

Professional streamers understand that efficient chat management is crucial for maintaining viewer engagement and stream quality. OBS browser docks provide the perfect solution by integrating chat directly into your production environment. Unlike external browser windows or standalone applications, browser docks remain accessible without interrupting your workflow or appearing on stream accidentally. You can resize and position the dock anywhere within your OBS interface, creating a custom layout that matches your specific streaming needs. This integration is particularly valuable for streamers managing multiple channels simultaneously, moderators overseeing several communities, or collaborative streams where multiple chat rooms require constant attention.

Setting Up Your Multi-Chat Browser Dock

Creating your OBS browser dock takes just moments with our URL generator. After specifying which Twitch channels you want to monitor, the generated URL can be added to OBS through the Docks menu. The UI-minimized version removes unnecessary interface elements, maximizing the space available for chat messages while maintaining full functionality. You can interact with chats, send messages, and manage your communities without ever leaving OBS. The dock persists across OBS sessions, meaning you only need to configure it once for each stream setup you use. Many streamers create multiple dock configurations for different streaming scenarios—one for solo streams, another for collaborations, and specialized setups for tournaments or special events.

Advanced Chat Management for Power Streamers

The browser dock implementation supports sophisticated streaming workflows. Streamers with multiple channels use it to simultaneously manage their main channel chat while monitoring raid targets or community partners. Tournament organizers employ browser docks to track multiple team chats, enabling better coordination and faster response to technical issues. Collaborative streamers keep all participant chats visible in a single dock, making cross-community interaction seamless. The lightweight design ensures browser docks don't impact OBS performance, even when monitoring high-traffic channels with thousands of simultaneous viewers. Combined with OBS's multi-monitor support, you can position chat docks on secondary displays while keeping your main workspace clear for scene management and production controls.

Developer API

Integrate TwitchMultiChat into your own applications and services

Embed TwitchMultiChat Anywhere

TwitchMultiChat can be easily integrated into any web application, desktop software, or streaming tool through a simple iframe implementation. Our URL-based API allows you to create customized multi-chat experiences without any backend infrastructure or authentication requirements.

🔗 Base URL

https://www.twitchmultichat.com/

All integrations start with this base URL. Parameters are added as query strings to customize the chat experience.

⚙️ URL Parameters

c Required

Comma-separated list of Twitch channel names to display.

?c=channel1,channel2,channel3
Example: ?c=propella,tietzcore,maikimaxim
ui=hide Optional

Hides the channel selection interface. Perfect for embedded applications where channel control is handled externally.

?c=channel1,channel2&ui=hide
Use Case: OBS browser docks, internal tools, fixed-channel dashboards
o=! Optional

Enables overlay mode with transparent background. Ideal for stream overlays and screen compositions.

?c=channel1,channel2&o=!
Use Case: OBS browser sources, transparent overlays, picture-in-picture displays

💻 Implementation Examples

Basic HTML Iframe

<iframe
    src="https://www.twitchmultichat.com/?c=channel1,channel2"
    width="100%"
    height="600"
    frameborder="0">
</iframe>

OBS Browser Source (Panel Mode)

https://www.twitchmultichat.com/?c=channel1,channel2&ui=hide

Set width: 400px, height: 800px in OBS Browser Source settings

OBS Browser Source (Overlay Mode)

https://www.twitchmultichat.com/?c=channel1,channel2&o=!

Transparent background enabled - perfect for stream overlays

JavaScript Dynamic Integration

// Create iframe element
const iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
const channels = ['channel1', 'channel2', 'channel3'];

// Build URL with parameters
iframe.src = `https://www.twitchmultichat.com/?c=${channels.join(',')}&ui=hide`;
iframe.width = '100%';
iframe.height = '600';
iframe.frameBorder = '0';

// Append to container
document.getElementById('chat-container').appendChild(iframe);

Dynamic Channel Updates

// Function to update channels dynamically
function updateChannels(newChannels) {
    const iframe = document.getElementById('multichat-iframe');
    const baseUrl = 'https://www.twitchmultichat.com/';
    const params = `?c=${newChannels.join(',')}&ui=hide`;

    // Refresh iframe with new channels
    iframe.src = baseUrl + params;
}

// Usage
updateChannels(['newchannel1', 'newchannel2']);

Important: The iframe must be refreshed/reloaded when adding or removing channels

React Component Example

import React, { useState } from 'react';

function MultiChat({ channels, hideUI = false, overlayMode = false }) {
    const baseUrl = 'https://www.twitchmultichat.com/';
    const channelParam = `c=${channels.join(',')}`;
    const uiParam = hideUI ? '&ui=hide' : '';
    const overlayParam = overlayMode ? '&o=!' : '';

    const url = `${baseUrl}?${channelParam}${uiParam}${overlayParam}`;

    return (
        <iframe
            src={url}
            width="100%"
            height="600"
            frameBorder="0"
            title="TwitchMultiChat"
        />
    );
}

// Usage
<MultiChat channels={['channel1', 'channel2']} hideUI={true} />

✨ Best Practices

🔄

Refresh on Changes

Always refresh the iframe when adding or removing channels. The URL change alone won't trigger an update.

📏

Minimum Dimensions

Recommended minimum: 300px width × 400px height for optimal chat readability.

🎯

Use UI Hide for Apps

When embedding in applications with your own controls, use ui=hide for a cleaner integration.

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HTTPS Only

Always use HTTPS URL for security and compatibility with modern browsers.

⚡

Performance

Limit to 10-15 channels simultaneously for optimal performance across different devices.

🔒

No Authentication Needed

No API keys or authentication required. Pure URL-based integration makes it simple and secure.

🚀 Common Use Cases

Streaming Software Integration

Embed as browser docks in OBS, Streamlabs, or custom streaming tools

Tournament Dashboards

Create multi-team monitoring dashboards for esports events

Community Platforms

Integrate multi-chat into community websites and Discord bots

Stream Overlays

Display multiple chats transparently over gameplay or content

Moderation Tools

Build custom moderation dashboards for managing multiple channels

Analytics Displays

Combine with analytics for comprehensive streaming insights

Need Help?

TwitchMultiChat is designed to be simple and self-explanatory. All features are accessible through URL parameters with no backend setup required. If you have questions or need additional features, feel free to reach out to the community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about using our Twitch tools

General Questions

Are TwitchMultiStream and TwitchMultiChat free to use?
Yes, both TwitchMultiStream and TwitchMultiChat are completely free tools with no registration required. You can use all features without any limitations or hidden costs. Simply generate your URLs and start using them immediately in your browser or OBS.
Do I need to create an account or log in?
No login or registration is required to watch streams or view chats. However, if you want to send messages in chat through TwitchMultiChat, you'll need to be logged into your Twitch account in your browser, as this is a Twitch platform requirement for chat interaction.
Are these tools affiliated with Twitch?
No, TwitchMultiStream and TwitchMultiChat are independent tools created by the community to enhance the Twitch viewing and streaming experience. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Twitch Interactive, Inc.
Can I use these tools on mobile devices?
Yes, both tools work on mobile devices through your browser. However, the experience is optimized for desktop use due to screen size limitations. For mobile users, we recommend using landscape orientation and limiting the number of simultaneous streams or chats for better performance.

TwitchMultiStream

How do I watch multiple Twitch streams at the same time?
Simply visit TwitchMultiStream.com and enter the channel names you want to watch in the URL like this: twitchmultistream.com/?c=channel1,channel2,channel3. The tool will create a customizable grid layout where you can drag, resize, and manage all streams in a single browser window. This eliminates the need for multiple tabs and provides better organization and performance.
How many streams can I watch simultaneously?
There's no hard limit on the number of streams you can add. However, performance depends on your computer's specifications and internet connection. Most users comfortably watch 4-8 streams simultaneously. If you experience lag or buffering, try lowering the quality settings on some streams or reducing the total number.
Can I save my stream layouts?
Yes! The tool uses URL-based configuration, which means you can bookmark specific stream combinations in your browser. Each unique URL represents a different stream setup, so you can create multiple bookmarks for different streaming scenarios like tournaments, collaborations, or your favorite streamers.
Will watching multiple streams affect my internet bandwidth?
Yes, each stream you watch consumes bandwidth based on the quality setting you choose. If you experience buffering, try lowering the quality settings on some streams or reducing the number of simultaneous streams. Most modern connections can handle 4-6 streams at medium quality without issues. A typical 1080p stream uses 4-6 Mbps, while 720p uses 2-4 Mbps.
Can I maximize individual streams without losing my layout?
Yes, you can maximize any stream window for focused viewing while maintaining your overall layout. The maximize feature temporarily expands one stream to fill the entire canvas, and when you restore it, all streams return to their previous positions and sizes.

TwitchMultiChat

How do I monitor multiple Twitch chats at once?
Visit TwitchMultiChat.com and add channel names to the URL: twitchmultichat.com/?c=channel1,channel2,channel3. The tool displays all specified chats in a unified interface with tabbed navigation, allowing you to quickly switch between channels or monitor all messages simultaneously without multiple browser windows.
Can I send messages to multiple chats?
Yes, as long as you're logged into your Twitch account in your browser. You can send messages to any of the channels displayed in TwitchMultiChat. The tool maintains full Twitch chat functionality including emotes, badges, and moderation actions if you have mod permissions in those channels.
How many chats can I monitor at once?
There's no strict limit, but we recommend monitoring 5-10 chats for optimal performance and readability. More chats are technically possible, but message volume can become overwhelming. For high-traffic channels, limiting to 3-5 chats ensures you don't miss important messages.
Do I see the same emotes and badges as in regular Twitch chat?
Yes, TwitchMultiChat displays all standard Twitch emotes, subscriber badges, mod badges, and custom channel emotes exactly as they appear in native Twitch chat. The visual experience is identical to Twitch's official interface, just organized for multi-channel viewing.

Chat Overlay Generator

How do I add a chat overlay to my OBS stream?
Use our Chat Overlay Generator to create a URL with your desired channels. In OBS, add a new Browser Source, paste the generated URL (which includes the &o=! parameter for transparency), and adjust the size and position. The overlay will appear transparent in your stream, displaying all specified chat rooms in one interface while your gameplay or content remains visible beneath.
What's the difference between the overlay and panel versions?
The overlay version (with &o=! parameter) is designed to appear transparently on your stream output, visible to your viewers. The panel version (with &ui=hide parameter) is meant for OBS browser docks, providing you with a chat management interface that's only visible to you within OBS, not on your stream. Overlay mode has a transparent background, while panel mode is for private monitoring.
Can I customize the appearance of the chat overlay?
The chat overlay uses Twitch's standard chat styling to maintain familiarity. You can customize positioning and size within OBS, but the chat colors, fonts, and badges remain consistent with Twitch's design. This ensures your audience recognizes it as Twitch chat while maintaining professional stream quality.
Will the chat overlay affect my stream performance?
Our optimized overlay maintains excellent performance even with multiple high-traffic chats. However, browser sources do use some CPU resources. If you experience performance issues, try reducing the number of channels in the overlay, lowering OBS's browser source FPS setting to 30, or using the panel version in a dock instead of an overlay.
Can I show different chats for different scenes in OBS?
Yes! Create multiple browser sources with different channel combinations using our generator. Assign each source to different OBS scenes, allowing you to display relevant chats for each streaming context. For example, one chat setup for solo streams and another for collaborations.

OBS Panel Generator

How do I add TwitchMultiChat as an OBS browser dock?
Use our OBS Panel Generator to create a URL with your channels. In OBS, go to Docks → Custom Browser Docks, give it a name (like "MultiChat Panel"), and paste the generated URL. The chat panel will appear as a dockable window in OBS that you can position anywhere in your interface. The URL includes the &ui=hide parameter to remove unnecessary UI elements.
Will the browser dock appear on my stream?
No, OBS browser docks are only visible within your OBS interface and never appear on your stream output. They're purely for your monitoring and management purposes. This makes them perfect for keeping track of multiple chats without cluttering your actual broadcast.
Can I have multiple browser docks for different channel groups?
Absolutely! You can create as many custom browser docks as you need in OBS. Generate different URLs for different channel groups (main channels, raid targets, team members, etc.) and add each as a separate dock. This allows you to organize your chat monitoring by category or purpose.
Do browser docks persist between OBS sessions?
Yes! Once you've added a custom browser dock in OBS, it persists across sessions. You only need to configure it once, and it will be available every time you open OBS. The dock remembers its position and size within your OBS layout as well.
Can I interact with chats in the browser dock?
Yes, browser docks are fully interactive. You can read messages, send messages (if logged into Twitch), switch between channels, and perform moderation actions if you have mod permissions. It functions exactly like having TwitchMultiChat open in a regular browser window, just integrated into OBS.

Developer API

Do I need an API key to embed TwitchMultiChat?
No, TwitchMultiChat uses a simple URL-based API that requires no authentication, API keys, or backend infrastructure. Just construct the URL with your desired parameters and embed it in an iframe. This makes integration extremely simple and secure for any application.
How do I update the channels dynamically in my application?
To update channels, you need to change the iframe's src attribute to a new URL with the updated channel list, then refresh the iframe. Simply changing the URL isn't enough – the iframe must be reloaded for changes to take effect. For example: iframe.src = 'https://www.twitchmultichat.com/?c=newchannel1,newchannel2&ui=hide'; This will trigger a reload with the new channels.
What parameters are available for the API?
Three main parameters: 'c' (required) for comma-separated channel names, 'ui=hide' (optional) to remove the channel selection interface for cleaner embedding, and 'o=!' (optional) to enable transparent overlay mode for stream overlays. Combine them as needed: ?c=channel1,channel2&ui=hide for a clean embedded experience.
Is there a rate limit or usage quota?
No, there are no rate limits or usage quotas. You can embed TwitchMultiChat in as many applications as you want with as many instances as needed. The service is designed to be freely accessible for all developers and users without restrictions.
Can I use TwitchMultiChat in a commercial application?
Yes, you can embed TwitchMultiChat in commercial applications, streaming software, paid platforms, or any other commercial use case. There are no licensing fees or restrictions. The service is freely available for both personal and commercial integration.
What's the minimum recommended iframe size?
For optimal readability, we recommend a minimum of 300px width × 400px height. Smaller sizes may cause chat messages to wrap awkwardly or become difficult to read. For the best user experience, 400px × 600px or larger is ideal, especially when monitoring multiple high-traffic channels.
Does TwitchMultiChat work on localhost for development?
Yes, TwitchMultiChat works perfectly on localhost during development. You can embed it in your local applications without any special configuration. However, for production deployments, always use HTTPS to ensure compatibility with modern browser security requirements.

Technical Questions

Can I use these tools for platforms other than Twitch?
Currently, our tools are specifically designed and optimized for Twitch streams and chats only. They integrate directly with Twitch's platform to provide the best possible experience for Twitch streamers and viewers. Support for other platforms is not available at this time.
What browsers are supported?
TwitchMultiStream and TwitchMultiChat work on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Opera. For the best experience, we recommend using the latest version of Chrome or Firefox. OBS uses a Chromium-based browser for its browser sources, so all features work perfectly in OBS as well.
Why do I need to refresh the iframe when changing channels?
TwitchMultiChat initializes its connection to Twitch's chat servers when the page loads based on the channels in the URL. To connect to different channels, the page needs to reload and establish new connections. Simply changing the URL parameter without refreshing won't trigger the necessary reconnection to Twitch's infrastructure.
Are my Twitch login credentials secure when using these tools?
Yes, completely secure. We never handle, store, or have access to your Twitch credentials. When you log into Twitch, you're using Twitch's official authentication system directly. Our tools simply embed Twitch's chat interface – all authentication happens through Twitch's own secure systems, not through us.
Can I share my multi-stream or multi-chat setup with others?
Absolutely! Since both tools use URL-based configuration, you can share your exact setup by simply sharing the URL. Anyone who visits your link will see the same streams or chats you've configured. This is perfect for tournament viewing parties, raid trains, or coordinated community events.