Type your title, subtitle and description, then tune the font, sizes, colors, gradient, border and icon. The preview redraws live, and the Download button saves a crisp PNG ready to upload to your channel.
320 × 640 px — the width Twitch displays.
Exports at 640 × 1280 for crisp text.
Small boxes under your stream do real work — schedule, rules, socials, donations. A few design habits make them work harder.
The maker shrinks long titles so they fit, but two to four words — “SCHEDULE”, “HOUSE RULES”, “SUPPORT THE STREAM” — read best at 320 px wide. Put the detail in the description.
Use the two background color pickers and the accent color to mirror your overlay and alerts. A consistent palette across panels, banner and overlay makes the whole channel feel put together.
Give schedule, rules, socials and donations each their own panel instead of cramming everything into one. The icon picker is there to signal at a glance which panel is which.
Light text on dark gradients (or dark text on the cream preset) with a mid-range body size stays legible when Twitch scales the panel down. If the description runs long, the maker trims it so the layout holds.
Twitch displays panels at 320 px wide and scales the height proportionally, so any crisp image with a sensible aspect ratio works. This maker designs on a 320 × 640 canvas and exports at double resolution (640 × 1280) so the text stays sharp.
Open your channel page, go to the About tab, and turn on Edit Panels. Click the + tile, choose “Add a Text or Image Panel”, upload the PNG you downloaded here, give it a title, and save. Image panels can also link to a URL — handy for donation or socials panels.
PNG or JPG both upload fine; PNG keeps flat colors and text edges sharper, which is why this tool exports PNG. Keep each panel's idea on its own image so you can reorder or replace them individually later.
Yes. Everything runs in your browser — there is no account, no upload step, and no watermark on the exported PNG.
Yes. The two background color pickers, the text color picker and the accent color picker accept any hex color, so you can paste your overlay palette in directly. The presets are just one-click starting points.
This Twitch panel maker is a small design studio for channel panels — the image boxes under a stream's About section. Twitch displays panels at 320 pixels wide, and this tool designs on exactly that width: type a title, an optional subtitle and a description, then tune the font, the title and body sizes, the text color, the background (solid or a gradient blended from two colors you pick), the border style and accent color, and an icon. Every change redraws the live preview instantly, and the Download PNG button exports the design at double resolution (640 × 1280) so the text stays sharp when Twitch scales it.
The background presets give you one-click starting points — Twitch purple, midnight, ocean, sunset, forest, crimson, cream and slate — and each preset also sets a matching text and accent color so the panel looks right immediately. The two color pickers underneath accept any combination if you want to match your overlay palette exactly, and the border control adds a top accent bar, a full frame or a rounded frame in the accent color of your choice. Twelve icons cover the usual panel jobs — schedule, rules, chat, socials, donations — or pick None for a text-only look.
Save the PNG, then open your Twitch channel, go to the About tab and switch on Edit Panels. Add an image panel, upload the file, and save — repeat for each panel you design. Image panels can also link out to a URL, which makes them useful for donation, merch or socials panels. Browse all free tools to see the full collection.
Enter a title, subtitle and description, then adjust the font, text sizes, colors, background gradient, border style and icon in the designer. The canvas preview updates live with every change, and the Download PNG button saves the finished panel at 640 × 1280 pixels, ready to upload to Twitch.
Yes. The two background color pickers, the text color picker and the accent color picker accept any color, so you can match your overlay and alerts exactly. The eight background presets are only starting points — each one sets a coordinated text and accent color that you can change afterwards.
Yes. Twitch displays panels at 320 pixels wide, and the maker exports at double that width (640 × 1280). Designing at the display size but exporting at 2× keeps edges and lettering crisp after Twitch scales the image down.
No. The designer runs entirely in your browser — there is no sign-up, nothing is uploaded, and the exported PNG has no watermark.
