Got a Twitch clip you want gone? Here’s how to delete a single clip, remove multiple clips at once, and clean up clips from your channel.

Someone raids your stream or another creator comes into your chat, and a shoutout gives your viewers a quick way to discover that person's channel. Twitch does have its own built-in /shoutout command. In practice, though, if you've spent much time around Twitch communities, you're probably very familiar with !so. It's commonly used with chat bots and has become one of those commands that many streamers and moderators type almost automatically.

If your stream ever goes quiet for even 30 seconds, you’re already losing momentum. Not because silence is bad, but because modern viewers are trained to expect constant motion. Something happening. Something reacting. Something alive. That’s where Twitch Guru’s Random Clip Player quietly becomes one of the most underrated tools in your entire streaming setup. It turns your “dead air” moments into a looping highlight machine that keeps your stream visually active even