The link in bio for streamers who want their own look

To use mychar.gg as a link in bio for streamers, build one page at mychar.gg/yourname, connect Twitch and Discord, add your clips, and drop the link in your Twitch panels, your X profile, and your Instagram. That single page carries your live status, schedule, socials, and community invite, so you promote one URL everywhere instead of updating each platform by hand.

What a link in bio for streamers should do

A streamer's link has to do more than list socials. The Twitch integration puts a LIVE badge, your schedule, tags, and top clips on the page, so someone checking you out sees whether you are on air right now. The Discord integration shows your server with a live member count and an invite button, turning a profile click into a new member. Together they make the page a place your audience returns to, not just a redirect.

Clips, music, and a look that matches your stream

You can upload highlight clips that play in place, so a big moment sells the channel without sending anyone to another site. A background music player can run while visitors read, and you can style the page with your brand colors, fonts, and effects so it lines up with your overlays and panels. Everything updates in a live preview, which is useful right before you go live. Analytics show which links convert after a raid or a shoutout, so you learn what your viewers actually do next. The clips guide covers uploading and arranging them.

Start free with no trial. The Twitch integration, clips, and advanced analytics are in Pro, a one-time EUR 6.99, and Elite is a one-time EUR 12.99 for the highest limits and exclusive effects; the pricing page compares them. A custom domain, so the page lives on your own address, is a EUR 2.99 per month add-on that works on every plan.