Your Twitch username is your channel URL and your streaming identity. It appears in raid announcements, host notifications, and clip links. A name that sounds natural when spoken aloud matters on Twitch, where discoverability often happens through other streamers calling out your channel live.
Try your name, a nickname, a word you like, or a hobby.
Up to 25 chars, letters, numbers, underscores
Up to 25 chars, letters, numbers, underscores
Letters (a to z, A to Z), numbers (0 to 9), and underscores. No dots, hyphens, or spaces.
Between 4 and 25 characters. Under 15 is recommended for readability in chat and raid notifications.
Yes, once every 60 days through your account settings. Your old username becomes available to others after a grace period. Existing clip links using the old name will stop working.
No. Only underscores are allowed as separators. This is different from Instagram, TikTok, and Discord, which all allow dots.
Yes. Your channel is at twitch.tv/yourusername. Changing your username updates the URL immediately, so bookmarks and links to your old channel address stop working.
Or go to the Username Generator hub to try all platforms at once.
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