Allows a moderator to open the queue from chat.

Give a viewer permission to post a link.

Allows a mod to enable or disable a command.

Allows a mod to remove a command directly from chat.

Allows a mod to edit a command directly from chat.

Allows a mod to add a command directly from chat.

To learn about creating a custom command, check out our blog post here.Ĭlick here to enable Cloudbot from the Streamlabs Dashboard, and start using and customizing commands today. If you don’t see a command you want to use, you can also add a custom command.

Below is a list of commonly used Twitch commands that can help as you grow your channel. Depending on the Command, some can only be used by your moderators while everyone, including viewers, can use others. Each command comes with a set of permissions. These tutorial videos will walk you through every feature Cloudbot has to offer to help you maximize your content.Ĭommands can be used to raid a channel, start a giveaway, share media, and much more. To get familiar with each feature, we recommend watching our playlist on YouTube. With 26 unique features, Cloudbot improves engagement, keeps your chat clean, and allows you to focus on streaming while we take care of the rest.Ĭloudbot is an extensive tool. Streamlabs Cloudbot is our cloud-based chatbot that supports Twitch, YouTube, and Trovo simultaneously. To use Commands, you first need to enable a chatbot.

Commands help live streamers and moderators respond to common questions, seamlessly interact with others, and even perform tasks. Responding to each person is going to be impossible. Imagine hundreds of viewers chatting and asking questions. Twitch commands are extremely useful as your audience begins to grow.

Streamlabs commands