A streamer’s link page has a different job from a creator’s: it has to work between streams. Someone who found a clip at 3 a.m. should land on a page that tells them when you are live next, where to wait, and where to watch.
The four blocks that matter
- Twitch player. A Twitch block in player mode shows your channel. Offline, it shows your offline screen; live, it plays muted until they tap.
- Countdown. A Countdown block to your next stream, with “LIVE NOW” as the finish text and your channel as the link.
- Discord server card. Live online and member counts with a Join button. People join communities that look alive.
- Calendar. Your weekly schedule, converted to every viewer’s timezone automatically.
Then the rest
Socials under the name. A featured link for your current sponsor or your merch. Ko-fi or Streamlabs. Your clips on YouTube with the YouTube latest block.
Looks that fit
The Cybersunset preset (gradient buttons, glitch name, perspective grid) and Terminal (matrix background, decrypt effect) both look at home next to a stream overlay. Add a video background with a short loop from your stream intro.