Twitch placements and OBS Browser Sources are different connections. Set up the ones your channel needs.
These Twitch extension placements are managed in Twitch Creator Dashboard and can be enabled independently. The optional OBS Browser Source is separate and is not a Twitch extension placement.
| Surface | Location | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Twitch Panel | Below the video | Viewer-facing extension experience |
| Twitch Component | Inside the Twitch player | Compact extension experience |
| Twitch Video Overlay | Over the Twitch video | Extension layer controlled by Twitch |
| Mobile | Supported Twitch mobile entry point | Viewer experience; availability depends on Twitch |
| OBS Browser Source | Your OBS scene | Optional, channel-specific crypto-tip alert card |
Twitch Bits experiences stay inside Twitch and are not mirrored into the OBS crypto-alert source. Viewers do not need a crypto wallet to use Twitch Bits.
Start with the Viewer Guide if you are watching a stream, or the Streamer Getting Started guide if you own the channel.
Open Twitch Extension Manager ↗
After installing baseLINE, use Configure in Twitch for channel appearance, Bits availability, and your channel-specific OBS link. Wallet and crypto features are separate from Twitch Bits.
The Panel appears below your stream in a panel slot (where you put About, Schedule, etc.). This is the primary surface for viewer interaction.
Open Twitch Extension Manager ↗ · Then choose My Extensions → baseLINE → Configure.
This is a separate website Browser Source, not Twitch’s Video Overlay placement. It displays this channel’s eligible crypto-tip alerts. The full Browser Source canvas is transparent; while idle it does not cover gameplay. An alert card appears only when an eligible event arrives. Twitch Bits effects remain inside Twitch and are not shown by this source.
baseLINE Alerts.Use the link from your own authorized Configure page. It identifies a channel’s alert stream; it is not a wallet key or broadcaster sign-in. Do not reuse another channel’s link or treat this URL as a secret signing credential.
In Twitch’s authorized baseLINE Configure page, choose one of the offered color themes and font styles, and enable or disable the fixed Bits experiences. Those settings are saved for the broadcaster and supplied to that channel’s Twitch extension surfaces. OBS alert presentation is separate.
The Twitch Component is rendered inside the Twitch player. Activate the Component placement from Twitch’s extension controls; it does not require OBS.
Use Twitch’s placement controls to choose the position and availability for your channel. Preview the extension in Twitch before going live.
This is a Twitch extension placement drawn over the Twitch video player. Enable it from Twitch’s extension controls. It is not an OBS Browser Source and does not need to be added to your OBS Sources list.
The Twitch mobile experience is separate from OBS. Twitch determines when and where its mobile extension placement is available; the baseLINE mobile page does not add a source to your broadcast scene.
| Connection point | Where it appears | Where to enable it | OBS needed? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twitch Panel | Below the Twitch video | Twitch extension placements | No |
| Twitch Component | Inside the Twitch player | Twitch extension placements | No |
| Twitch Video Overlay | Over the Twitch video | Twitch extension placements | No |
| OBS Browser Source | Your stream scene | OBS Sources, using your channel-specific link | Yes |
| Twitch mobile | Supported Twitch mobile experience | Twitch extension/mobile support | No |