!settitle
Twitch
Overview
The !settitle command allows streamers and moderators to change the title of the current Twitch stream directly from chat. This command helps keep viewers informed about the stream's content without leaving the streaming software.
Important: By default, only users with Moderator permission level or higher can use this command.
Usage
To set the stream title:
!settitle <new_title>
Examples
example chat
ModUser:!settitle Playing Overwatch 2 with viewers!
StreamElements:@Moderator changed the title to "Playing Overwatch 2 with viewers!"
ModUser:!settitle Playing Overwatch 2 with viewers!StreamElements:@Moderator changed the title to "Playing Overwatch 2 with viewers!"example chat
BroadcasterName:!settitle Monday Variety: Minecraft, Fall Guys, and more!StreamElements:@Broadcaster changed the title to "Monday Variety: Minecraft, Fall Guys, and more!"
BroadcasterName:!settitle Monday Variety: Minecraft, Fall Guys, and more!StreamElements:@Broadcaster changed the title to "Monday Variety: Minecraft, Fall Guys, and more!"Parameters
<new_title>(Required): The new title for the stream. This can be any text up to Twitch's character limit for stream titles.
Configuration
- This command requires the StreamElements bot to have permission to modify channel information (typically granted during initial bot setup).
- The command's permission level can be adjusted under
Chatbot->Chat Commands->Default Commands.