Twitch Panel Size: What Actually Works (and Why 320px)
Panels render at 320 pixels wide. Here's how to size, order and write them so your channel page doesn't look abandoned.
Twitch panels display at 320 pixels wide; height is up to you (most sit between 100 and 160px). Upload at 320px wide — or an exact 2× multiple — and they stay crisp instead of soft.
Order them by what people need
The common winning order: About Me, Schedule, Socials, Donate/Support, Rules, PC Specs. Most visitors never scroll past the third panel, so put your identity and schedule first.
Big label, little text
A panel should be skimmable in one second. Use a large word or two as a header image, then keep the description text underneath short. Panels crammed with paragraphs get skipped.
Match them to your overlay
Panels are usually the first thing a new visitor sees when you're offline. If they share the palette and font of your on-stream look, the channel feels designed rather than assembled. Every pack in the shop includes matching panels.
If panels don't show up
Panels only appear when the toggle above them is on, and links need the full https:// prefix. There's a longer fix list in Twitch panels not showing.
Panels that match your stream
Every cozy pack ships with matching panels, sized for Twitch and ready to upload.
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