Super Stickers on Twitch: Full-Screen Videos Viewers Send
Super Stickers are full-screen videos with sound that viewers choose to send. Here’s how they work and how to set them up.
Super Stickers on Twitch are the biggest thing a viewer can put on your stream: a full-screen video, with sound, that takes over the whole screen. A jump scare. An epic meme. A clip you made yourself. GTA 6 launches on November 19, and launch week is when chat wants to react to everything that happens on screen. Here’s how Super Stickers work, what your viewers see, and how you set them up.
What Super Stickers are
Regular stickers land on top of your stream. Super Stickers take it over. They’re full-screen video overlays with sound that your viewers play right on your stream, from jump scares to epic memes. They get their own section in your dashboard, with a Global tab for the collection we keep adding to and a Custom tab for your own clips.
The important part is that a Super Sticker is a choice. Nobody gets one by default and nothing in the game sets one off. A viewer decides a moment deserves it, and spends Bits to send it. That’s why they land: when one takes over your screen, someone in chat meant it.
How Super Stickers on Twitch work for your viewers
Your viewers open the Stream Stickers panel on Twitch, on their computer or in the Twitch mobile app, find the Super Sticker they want and send it with Bits. Then it plays on your stream, full-screen, with sound.
- They choose it. Every Super Sticker costs Bits, and every one is a viewer deciding to send it.
- It takes over the screen. A full-screen video with sound plays over your stream until the clip ends.
- You see it in your Activity Feed. Every Super Sticker shows up there as it happens, and you can tap “Replay” on any entry to play it on your stream again for free.
- It can wait its turn. Switch on “Enable Queueing” and Super Stickers line up instead of overlapping.
Start with the Global collection
You don’t have to make anything to get going. Global Super Stickers are our curated collection of full-screen clips, shared with every channel that opts in, with new ones added regularly. You switch on the ones your viewers can trigger, and you can raise the price on any clip that deserves premium pricing.
Turn on Auto-Enable → Super Stickers in Settings → GENERAL and new ones switch on automatically, so your viewers always have the newest. Rather pick every one yourself? Leave it off and enable them as they arrive.
Make your own Super Stickers
Want one that only your community gets? Upload your own. Tap “UPLOAD SUPER STICKER” on the Custom tab and the wizard takes four steps:
- Upload & key: a .webm or .mp4 video, up to 50 MB and 45 seconds long. Use CHROMA KEY to remove a green screen and NORMALIZE to even out the volume.
- Thumbnail & crop: choose how it looks in the viewer panel.
- Details: name it and set its price.
- Review: check everything and submit.
Every custom Super Sticker is reviewed before it can play. You’ll see “ENCODING” while we prepare it and “AWAITING REVIEW” until it’s approved. You get 10 custom slots, or 20, 30 or 50 with Premium, and the free Premium Booster adds bonus slots. Good first ones: your own catchphrase, an inside joke only your chat gets, or a green-screen clip of you reacting. Use video you own.
How you earn: you set the price
Viewers pay for Super Stickers with Bits, and the price is yours to set. Super Stickers are priced by length: you set a channel rate in Bits per Second, and longer clips cost more, up to 10,000 Bits. A short clip stays easy to send. A long one is a bigger moment, and it costs like one.
Two more settings sit in Settings → SUPER STICKER:
- Global Jump Scare Price Multiplier: jump-scare clips can cost more than the rest.
- Enable Queueing: Super Stickers wait their turn instead of overlapping.
Twitch bundles all extension earnings into one “Extensions” line in your Twitch Analytics, so to see what your viewers are doing with Stream Stickers, open Insights in your dashboard. Its Bits Activity and Popular Stickers views show you what lands, and what’s worth pricing differently. Our pricing guide goes deeper on setting prices you’re happy with.
Super Stickers are for Twitch Affiliates and Partners, since viewers pay for them with Bits. Anyone can install Stream Stickers, and everything that costs Bits unlocks automatically the moment you reach Affiliate.
Super Stickers and Sticker Party
One thing to know: Super Stickers can’t play during a Sticker Party. When your viewers fill the Party Meter, every sticker is free for 85 seconds, and Super Stickers are back as soon as the party ends.
Get ready for GTA 6 week
Rockstar’s own page lists GTA 6 as coming November 19, 2026, for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Whatever you play that week, a few minutes of setup now means the big moments have somewhere to go. Our GTA 6 streaming guide covers the rest of the launch-day setup.
- Switch on the Global Super Stickers you want, and turn on Auto-Enable.
- Set your channel rate in Bits per Second.
- Turn on Enable Queueing so back-to-back Super Stickers don’t overlap.
- Upload one custom Super Sticker that’s all yours.
- Send a test sticker from Settings → SETUP and check your browser source is connected.
Give chat a moment to remember
A Super Sticker turns a big moment into a bigger one, and it’s your viewers’ call when to send it. See the full Super Stickers guide for every setting, or take a look at the Super Stickers feature page. New to Stream Stickers? The install guide takes you from the extension to your first test sticker in a few minutes.