Social Links
Easily display your social profiles in a rotating banner through one browser source in OBS or Streamlabs. Enable the platforms you want, add handles or full URLs and include custom lines for commands such as !discord or !uptime. Streamotive cycles through your choices and shows the matching logo and text so viewers always know where to find you.
Highlights
Social links that stay readable on camera
One URL in your scene. Your dashboard controls what rotates, how it looks and which platforms appear.
Rotating banner
Cycle through the networks and custom lines you enable so each segment of your stream can highlight a follow, a command, or a link without you reading URLs aloud every few minutes.
Handles, URLs and commands
Add real handles or URLs for major platforms and mix in custom text for chat commands or reminders. Only the entries you turn on appear in the rotation.
Color controls
Adjust text color and background so the banner sits cleanly on your layout and stays legible against gameplay or a face cam.
How to set up your social links banner
Open the Social Links tool after you connect Twitch, choose which platforms to show and enter handles or URLs for each. Add any custom command or promo lines you want in the same list. When you are happy with the order and styling, copy your Streamotive browser source URL and add it to OBS or Streamlabs at the size and position that fits your scene.
- Log in with Twitch and open Social Links in Streamotive
- Enable platforms and enter handles, URLs, or custom command text
- Fine tune text and background colors to match your brand
- Paste your unique URL as a Browser Source in OBS or Streamlabs
The dashboard groups your entries so you can see what will appear on stream before you go live. Updates you save flow through your browser source after refresh, so you are not stuck editing local HTML or rebuilding graphics for every small change.
If you use chat bots or common commands, dedicating a slot in the rotation to !discord, !uptime, or similar lines helps new viewers catch rules and community links without digging through panels.
Why social media integration matters on stream
Clear on stream social cues help viewers follow you outside Twitch, join your Discord and remember the commands that matter. A single rotating banner keeps that information visible without cluttering your layout or interrupting gameplay.
Accessibility for viewers
Showing handles and links on stream makes it easier for people to connect after the broadcast. Someone who hears your name once can still find your YouTube or Twitter from what they see on screen, which helps viewers who do not catch a verbal callout or a chat message that scrolled away.
Extended reach
Social platforms reach people who are not in chat at that moment. A banner that surfaces your profiles encourages follows and subscribes on other sites and helps you grow beyond whoever is live right then.
Personal brand
Each network shows a different side of your content. Rotating those identities on stream reinforces the same handles and visuals you use elsewhere, so your channel feels consistent whether someone finds you on Twitch, Shorts, or another app.
Direct communication
Pointing viewers to Twitter, Discord, or similar spaces gives them a place for announcements, clips and community chat outside the live room. Custom lines in the banner can highlight the exact commands or links that start those conversations.
Analytics and growth
When more viewers know where you post, you get more meaningful traffic to those profiles. Many platforms offer their own analytics once people arrive. Streamotive keeps the on stream part simple: one browser source, controlled from your dashboard, tied to your account.