Your match-winning headshot, that last-second boss victory, or that perfectly timed chat-activated fart noise—these are the moments that make streaming Keep your favorite Twitch moments so incredible. But without a tool to save them, these amazing occurrences can fade away when your stream is over.

Powder’s new Clip feature lets you share unforgettable moments instantly with everyone. Just tap the Clip button, wait a few seconds, and you’re good to go.

Anime

Anime (pronounced ah-kni-may) is hand-drawn and computer-generated animation originating from Japan. Outside Japan, it is used to refer to all animated media, while in Japan anime is a specific style of animation that focuses on storytelling and themes.

A streamer was playing League of Legends and relaxing on his couch when he got a call from the police. Apparently, some jackass had found his address and called the cops to tell them that the streamer murdered his whole family.

There are many Twitch moments that could be considered iconic, but this one is especially memorable because it was so unusual and strange. It sparked a lot of debate and was also one of the most iconic Twitch bans in history. It even inspired a meme.

Gaming

If you’re a fan of gaming, then you know that it can be really exciting to watch a great gamer perform. This is especially true with esports, and Twitch has been home to some epic events in this field.

However, there are also a few moments that you might not be as fond of. For example, one streamer got a surprise visit from the police while he was streaming. The cops searched his house while the dumbfounded streamer watched.

Another big moment was when Twitch rolled out the community moments feature. This is a way for streamers to commemorate a big event that happened during their broadcast. It was a fun and cool way to show that they care about their audience. Unfortunately, Twitch has decided to remove it.

AskMeAnything

One of the most effective ways to engage your audience is to conduct an AMA. This Q&A session allows viewers to ask questions about your stream, your content, or even your personal life!

The AMA format, which originally appeared on Reddit, is now widely used by brands and celebrities as a way to connect with their audiences. This approach helps to build brand awareness, and can also be a valuable tool for crisis management.

Involving your viewers in an AMA is a great way to increase engagement and foster lasting relationships. It can also help to identify potential topics for future content. Just remember to keep things professional and respectful. This will ensure your audience feels safe and comfortable engaging with you. It’s also important to promote your AMA session in advance to drive interest and participation.

Involve Your Audience

When streamers get their audience involved, it can make for a memorable experience. These moments, some fun and exciting, others a bit more controversial, have helped shape the culture of Twitch and the gaming industry as a whole.

During a Hearthstone stream, streamer LotharHS had to pause his game after suffering an epileptic seizure. His viewers got a front-row seat to the drama, and were left feeling sick to their stomachs when Lothar fell out of frame with a thud.

When a moment deserves to be replayed over and over again, you can now save it as a Clip. Clips can be watched on any device and at any quality, so you can relive the moment, no matter your internet connection. Plus, you can even share the clip with friends!