As a Twitch user, you might be familiar with the chat feature. It’s a great way to interact with other viewers and the streamer while you enjoy your favorite content. But did you know that Twitch offers a variety of chat commands that can enhance your chat experience?

Whether you’re new to Twitch or a seasoned veteran, these Twitch chat commands are essential to know. So, let’s dive in!

Basic Commands

These basic commands are essential to know, regardless of what you’re doing on Twitch.

1. /me – This command allows you to perform an action in the chat. For example, if you type /me waves, your username will appear in the chat, followed by the word “waves.”

2. /raid – This command allows you to send your viewers to another streamer’s channel. Simply type /raid followed by the name of the channel you wish to raid.

3. /host – This command allows you to host another channel on your own channel. To use it, type /host followed by the name of the channel you wish to host.

4. /whisper – This command allows you to send a private message to another user. Type /whisper followed by the user’s name and the message.

Moderation Commands

If you’re a moderator or a streamer, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with these moderation commands.

1. /ban – This command allows you to ban a user from your chat. Type /ban followed by the user’s name.

2. /timeout – This command allows you to temporarily ban a user from your chat. Type /timeout followed by the user’s name and the length of the timeout.

3. /mods – This command allows you to see a list of all the moderators in your chat.

4. /clear – This command allows you to clear the chat history. Only moderators and streamers can use this command.

Emote Commands

Twitch is all about emotes, so it’s important to know the emote commands!

1. /emote – This command allows you to use an emote in the chat. Type /emote followed by the name of the emote.

2. /rekt – This command lets you use the popular “rekt” emote in the chat.

3. /frankerz – This command lets you use the popular “FrankerZ” emote in the chat.

Miscellaneous Commands

These commands don’t fit into any other category but are still handy to know.

1. /clip – This command allows you to clip a moment from the stream. Simply type /clip and the clip will be automatically created.

2. /mark – This command allows you to mark a moment on the stream. Type /mark and a marker will be placed on the timeline of the video.

3. /highlight – This command allows you to create a highlight from a section of the stream. Type /highlight followed by the start and end time of the highlight.

4. /votekick – This command allows you to start a vote to kick a user from the chat. Type /votekick followed by the user’s name.