Streamlabs Chatbot Setup Guide

Streamlabs chatbot is a brilliant addition to your Twitch, YouTube, and Mixer that makes interacting with your viewers a breeze. Here’s how to set it up and connect to your accounts, plus how to use various Streamlabs chatbot commands.

How to Set Up a Streamlabs Chatbot

Setting Up a Streamlabs Chatbot Step-by-Step

Setting up a Streamlabs chatbot to your stream takes a couple of minutes but does not require any background experience with coding. The only thing you need to do is follow these guidelines, one step at a time. For detailed guidance, navigate to Streamlabs.com/chatbot and choose your platform.

Streamlabs offers user guides for Python 2.7.13, Twitch, YouTube, and Mixer in PDF.

We’ve compiled the following guidelines using official Streamlabs chatbot documentation.

Step 1: Go to Twitch to Open a Bot Account

In order for this to work, you first need to go to Twitch and open a separate bot account. You should stay logged into Twitch via this account throughout the process.

Step 2: Return to Streamlabs and Find the Connections Tab

The Connections tab is located at the bottom left corner of the screen. Find it and open the Connections window. Then navigate to the “Streamlabs” button.

Step 3: Generate a Token

Click on “Generate Token” button. This will push the Authorization page open. Click “Approve” to authorize

Step 4: Connect Your Account

The only thing left for you to do is click on “Connect”. After you do, your account will be connected to chat presuming you’ve done everything correctly. Finally, after you click “Connect”, go to Settings > General > Scroll to Show Chatbot Tab on Donations Page and enable it.

You can connect different accounts using these steps, with slight modifications. For example with Discord, you’ll need to log in here and follow the setup instructions.

Streamlabs Chatbot Commands

You’ll want to help you viewers make the most out of this convenient tool by enabling quickstart Streamlabs chatbot commands for stats, uptime, follower count, and much more. Streamlabs chatbot allows you to play around with these commands to achieve various effects, both private and public.

For instance, the “!retweet” command displays the latest tweet in your chat and requests users to retweet it, while “!shoutout” offers an easy way to give a shout out to a person by providing a link to their channel in your chat. You can find an extensive list of common commands here.

 

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