Link in bio for streamers and YouTubers: live status, latest video and sponsor codes
Author: marko · · 5 min read
A streamer needs something different from a bio link than an online store does. Fans want to know whether you are live, where the newest video is and which sponsor code to use. A page that handles this by itself saves you a lot of rewriting.
A live indicator
The Live block watches your channels on Twitch, Kick and YouTube. When you stream, your profile shows it — it glows and leads straight to the stream. When you are offline, you can keep it hidden. TikTok live status cannot be checked automatically, so it has a manual switch.
A latest video that updates itself
Instead of rewriting the link after every upload, add a “Latest video” block. It finds your newest YouTube video by itself and shows it on your page. Your profile stays fresh even if you do not touch it for weeks.
A countdown to your premiere
Planning a big video, a tournament or merch? A countdown on your page builds anticipation and unlocks a button by itself at zero — to the premiere, the stream or the shop.
Sponsor codes
Sponsor codes are a streamer’s main income. The discount code block shows the code in large type, copies it in one tap and opens the shop. Analytics then shows how many people tapped it — exactly the number you want for your next sponsor talk.
Followers combined
Under your name there can be one number: your followers from every network added up. Sponsors get a quick sense of your reach, fans get proof this is the real profile.
A profile that knows when you are live and shows your newest video by itself — you just stream.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms does the live status support?
Twitch, Kick and YouTube are checked automatically. TikTok has a manual switch.
Do I have to change the link after every video?
No. The “Latest video” block finds your newest YouTube video by itself.
Are these blocks free?
Yes, live status, latest video, countdowns and discount codes are all free.