How To Schedule Tasks In Twitch
Scheduling a future stream on Twitch helps you stay organized and gives your audience a clear heads-up on when to tune in. Twitch’s built-in stream schedule feature allows creators to set specific dates and times for upcoming broadcasts, along with game titles and stream descriptions. This guide shows you how to set up a stream schedule using the browser version of Twitch, which is the most reliable method.
To begin, go to [https://www.twitch.tv](https://www.twitch.tv) and log in to your account. Once you’re logged in, click on your profile icon located at the top-right corner of the screen, and from the dropdown menu, select “Creator Dashboard.” This will take you to the control panel where you manage your channel settings, stream tools, and content.
From the Creator Dashboard, look at the left-hand sidebar and click on “Settings,” then select “Channel.” In this section, you'll find several tabs related to your account and broadcasting preferences. Navigate to the “Stream Schedule” area where you can add scheduled segments.
Click on the “Add Stream” button to create a new entry. You’ll be asked to fill out key details such as stream title, game or category, date, start time, and duration. You can also make the stream a recurring event if you plan to go live on a consistent schedule.
Once all details are added, click “Schedule Stream” to save your segment. It will now appear in your channel’s public stream schedule, allowing followers and viewers to see when your next live session will occur. Viewers can also set reminders or subscribe to notifications for your scheduled streams.
This feature is helpful for growing your audience, increasing viewer retention, and maintaining a consistent streaming routine—important factors for success on Twitch.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Logging into Twitch and opening Creator Dashboard
0:39 Navigating to Channel settings
0:52 Adding a new scheduled stream
1:04 Setting time, title, and game
1:12 Conclusion
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