Twitch panels are the info boxes under your stream — About, Donate, Schedule, socials and more. They're the first thing a new viewer reads about you, so they're worth getting right. Here's everything you need to know.
What are Twitch panels?
Panels are clickable image blocks on your channel's About page, below your stream. Each one usually links somewhere — your Discord, donation page, social media, or schedule. They work on the channel page (not inside OBS).
What panels should you include?
A solid set covers:
- About / Bio — who you are and what you stream.
- Schedule — when you go live.
- Donate / Support — your tipping link.
- Socials — Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube.
- Rules / Commands — for your chat.
You don't need dozens — five to eight clean, matching panels look better than fifteen mismatched ones.
Recommended Twitch panel size
The standard panel image width is 320px; height is flexible (commonly 100–160px). Design them at a consistent size so they line up neatly.
How to add panels on Twitch
- Go to your channel page and turn on Edit Panels.
- Click Add a Panel.
- Upload your panel image, add a title (optional), and paste the link it should point to.
- Repeat for each panel, then drag to reorder.
Make your panels match your overlay
This is what makes a channel look pro. A random set of default panels clashes with a themed overlay. A matching panel set — same colours, same style as your screens and alerts — makes your whole profile feel cohesive.
Every NeonStreamLab pack includes a full set of matching Twitch panels, so your About page looks like part of the same design.
Free vs premium panels
Free panel makers (like Canva templates) work to start. But for a truly cohesive look, a panel set that matches the rest of your overlay is worth it. Try a free overlay pack to see how matching panels look, then upgrade when you're ready.
Get matching Twitch panels
Want panels that match your screens, alerts and webcam frame? Browse our Twitch panels or grab a free pack first.
Make that first impression count. 🎛️
