Gaming Gaming Services How to Share a Twitch Link Share on social media or send only to a few people by Jennifer Allen Writer Jennifer Allen has been writing about technology since 2010. Her work has appeared in Mashable, TechRadar, and many more publications. our editorial process Twitter LinkedIn Jennifer Allen Updated on February 17, 2021 Tweet Share Email Gaming Services Consoles & PCs Cheats & Codes Gaming Services Game Play & Streaming Mobile Gaming What to Know Click the share icon underneath the stream. Choose the social network (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) where you want to share it.To share yours, click your profile image on Twitch's site > Channel > Share icon > choose the social network.Use Copy URL for the most flexibility when sharing. This article teaches you how to share a Twitch link, including a link to a stream you're watching as well as a link to your own Twitch Stream. How to Share a Twitch Link of a Stream You're Watching If you've been enjoying someone else's Twitch stream and you're keen to share it with your friends, it only takes a few steps. Go to Twitch's site. Find a stream to watch and click it. Click Share. Choose to share the stream link via Twitter, Facebook, VK, or Reddit, and click on the corresponding icon. You can also simply copy the link by clicking Copy URL. How to Share a Twitch Link to Your Own Stream Wondering how to get your Twitch link before sharing it with others? Read on as we explain all about how to share your Twitch stream URL with all your followers and fans. Start broadcasting the game you're playing. Go to Twitch's site on your web browser. Click your profile image. Click Channel. Click the Share icon underneath the stream. Choose to share the stream link via Twitter, Facebook, VK, or Reddit, and click on the corresponding icon. As before, you can also simply copy the link by clicking Copy URL. What's the Best Way of Sharing a Twitch Link? Twitch offers multiple different ways of sharing streaming links, and each offers pros and cons. Here's a quick rundown of what's best for each scenario. There's no way of directly embedding a video to any social media accounts so however you share the link, other users will need to go to the Twitch website to view. Twitter sharing. Twitter has a very active gaming community, and if you're keen to develop a reputation across social media as an avid streamer, this is a great first port of call for doing so. It's a fun place to share links with friends too.Facebook sharing. It's likely your Facebook profile is more private than other forms of social media, but that means you can share Twitch streams with closer friends and family. VK sharing. VK is a Russian social media and social networking service, so it's not massively well known worldwide. However, it has at least 600 million accounts, so it's still a good outlet for gaining more followers.Reddit sharing. Reddit has a particularly expansive gaming community. Whether you're sharing to r/gaming or a Reddit devoted to the particular game you're playing, it can be a reliable source of followers or simply a way to share something cool you've seen.Copy URL sharing. Ultimately, you have the most control over how you share a stream via simply copying the URL. If you want to privately message someone the stream or send it via iMessage or SMS, this is the best route. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit