Custom Panels for Twitch and Kick

Panels are the information blocks that appear below your stream on Twitch or Kick: who you are, what the rules are, when you stream and where to find you. At Epik Streamer we design them in the visual style of your stream, and you can buy them one at a time at $8 each.

What panels are and who they’re for

A panel is an image-and-text block at the bottom of your page. It’s where a new visitor quickly understands your channel, so a cohesive set of panels helps it look polished. A la carte panels work if:

• You already have an overlay and a banner, and your panels look generic or messy.
• You want to add a new panel (for example, a schedule or rules panel).
• You’re refreshing your channel piece by piece.

What’s included

The service is one panel designed around you, with one revision included. It’s sold per unit, and you can add as many as you need. Any other piece or format you didn’t order is treated as an additional service. If you need several, the packs include panels as part of a set: the Boost pack comes with 3 and the Creator pack comes with 5.

Dimensions and where they go

• Twitch. Twitch panels are 320 px wide. Designing at that width keeps the image from looking scaled.
• Kick. Panels are graphics and text that appear below your stream. They’re added from the About tab of your channel page, with Edit Panels. If you only want an image, you can leave the title and description blank. Kick’s help article on panels doesn’t list dimensions for the images, so we don’t take them for granted: tell us your platform in the brief.

Which panels tend to work

• About me. Who you are and what you do, in a few lines.
• Rules. What you expect from your chat.
• Schedule. When you stream.
• Socials. Where to find you outside the stream.
• Support. How to subscribe or support the channel.

Each panel should have a single purpose. If one image tries to say everything, it can’t be read.

How it works

1. You buy on PayPal. One-time payment, in full.
2. You send your brief over WhatsApp or Discord. Tell us your story, your personality, your colors, your fonts and the topics you want to appear.
3. Production and delivery. They start once the brief is complete and the payment is made.
4. Revision and approval. One revision included per piece; from the second, there’s a charge. With payment in full and your final approval, usage is assigned to you for your personal brand and channel.

Common mistakes with panels

• Too much text inside the image. It’s hard to read and can’t be copied or translated. Use the image as a title and leave the detail for the panel’s text.
• Different styles between panels. They should all look like part of the same visual family.
• Information that expires. If you put a schedule inside the image, you’ll have to order a new piece every time it changes.
• Forgetting the link. A socials panel without a link can’t send traffic anywhere.
• No clear order. Put first what a new visitor needs to know.

A few panels or a pack

If you only need one or two, buying per unit is the direct route. If you also need a logo, overlays and a banner, look at the Boost pack or the Creator pack. To complete the cover, combine your panels with a banner and with your overlays. And to keep the style consistent across everything, the guide to streamer branding gives you a good foundation.

Start with your brief

Buy your panels, tell us what you want anyone landing on your channel to know and we’ll design them in your style.