How to Generate Twitch QR Codes
To generate a Twitch QR code, simply click ‘Twitch URL’ below, paste the link to your stream, and then design that matches your content image
How to Get More Streamers on Twitch With QR Codes?
QR codes can be shared across almost any media, whether digital or physical. That means that you can draw in a large audience of people, especially as you can embed your Twitch QR code on all your social channels.
Additionally, they can completely reduce the time that users spend trying to search for your streams. This can be great for smaller Twitch profiles, as it removes the need for users to search for usernames manually.
Plus, MyQRCode allows you to design your Twitch QR codes to match your public persona and brand, allowing your audience to recognize your QR code easily, especially as we provide you the ability to add a logo.
- Share your QR codes for Twitch on social media, allowing you to merge audiences on your social profiles onto your streams. Plus, QR codes shared on social media can help get your family and friends interested in your streams.
Use Twitch QR Codes on Social Media
- If you’re a Twitch creator that recycles content for other platforms, include a QR code for your Twitch. It’s a good way to get new members on your Twitch profile, especially as you’re likely to have viewers on YouTube who have never visited your Twitch profile.
Include Your Twitch QR Code in YouTube Videos
- For Twitch creators with big followings on Twitch and other social media platforms, include your Twitch QR code on any merch lines you’re currently selling. It can be a great way to draw in more eyes onto your Twitch streams, even for people who might not be part of your audience yet.
Put Your QR Code on Merch
QR codes for Twitch can help you build your audience on the platform, especially as they can be embedded practically anywhere. QR codes allow users to join Twitch streams easily, with just a quick scan of their smartphones. You can use them on physical items, like merchandise, or even embed them on recycled video content on YouTube, where it can take your audience there to your Twitch channel.
