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On Twitch, the title of your show and the game you’re playing are two of the first things that prospective viewers notice about you and your stream. That’s why it’s critical to maintain your stream title and game category up to date, and to update them whenever you transition to a new topic.
You will learn how to modify the title and game category of a Twitch stream whether you are a broadcaster or a channel moderator in this post.
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In your Creator Dashboard, you have the option to alter both the title of your stream and the game that you are now playing. We’ll show you precisely where these options are located on both desktop and mobile devices in the sections below.
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Within the smartphone app for Twitch:
Choose “Stream Manager” from the list of available options that shows up on your screen. To make changes to your channel, select the cogwheel in the upper right corner of the screen. Search and add a category to your channel. After you have added all of the categories, you can then save the modifications to your channel by clicking the “Update Information” button.
Once they have been added as an editor, they will now have the option to change the title of the stream or the game that is being played while it is being broadcast. Now that you no longer have to pause in the middle of the flow to alter your Title, you may continue the flow without any interruptions.
You are able to choose from a wide variety of non-gaming categories on Twitch in addition to games. Some examples of these categories include Art, Travel & Outdoors, and Just Chatting. Please make a post in our UserVoice forum if you would like to make a suggestion about the addition of a new non-gaming category on Twitch, and encourage other users to vote your suggestion up.
Category tags are typically used to indicate things like game genres and are added to streams by Twitch. They cannot be directly applied to streams by the developers of the streams. For instance, games that are played from the first-person perspective are given the FPS tag.