For streamers
The link in bio built for streamers
A streamer's link in bio has two jobs: tell people whether you are live right now, and point newcomers to everywhere else you exist. XBio profiles can show a live or offline card for your Twitch channel, embed your latest YouTube video, and show a Discord server card from your invite link.
The background is the part viewers remember. Pick a shader that matches your overlay, or let it react to your music.
What to put on a streamer's link in bio
- Your main stream link, first, with the live status card above it
- Your latest YouTube upload or VOD channel
- A Discord invite, which renders as a live server card
- Tip or support links (Ko-fi and Buy Me a Coffee buttons are built in)
- Your schedule, as a scheduled link that only shows during stream days
- A subscribe form for your newsletter or giveaway list
XBio features that suit streamers
- Twitch live and offline card
- Discord server card and presence
- Latest YouTube video embed
- Audio-reactive backgrounds
- Link scheduling for stream days and launches
Set it up in four steps
- Sign up and claim your username. Your page is live at xbio.gg/username immediately.
- Add your links, then any embeds that suit a streamer: music, video or live status.
- Choose a background. 4 of the 16 VFX backgrounds are free, and you start with 300 credits to unlock a premium one.
- Put the URL in your bio and watch the click counts.
Profiles on XBio right now
See more streamer profilesQuestions
- Can my link in bio show when I am live on Twitch?
- Yes. XBio profiles can include a Twitch card that shows live or offline status for your channel.
- Can I show my Discord server on my page?
- Yes. Add your Discord invite as a link and it renders as a server card. If the invite is dead, it falls back to a plain link.
- Is it free for streamers?
- The free plan includes one profile, up to 20 links, email capture and several VFX backgrounds. Pro adds custom domains, full analytics and more.