There are a lot of ways you can engage your viewers, you can run polls, you can make a question of the day, and of course, you can have alerts for followers, and subs, but one of the most versatile ways to engage your chat is by using Twitch Extensions. Today I am going to go through some of the best extensions on Twitch at the moment and point out one that will even let you console streamers have follower and sub alerts finally without any extra tech entirely for free. 🔴 Check out Eljayem Live Right now: http://bit.ly/eljayemtwitch 🔴 Subscribe To Keep Up To Date With The Latest Twitch Trends: https://bit.ly/JoinTheStreamScheme 🔴 Check Out OWN3D's Graphics: https://bit.ly/BestFullStreamPackages 🔴 Download FREE Animated Overlays From Our Discord: https://bit.ly/FREEStreamOverlays What Are Twitch Extensions? Twitch Extensions come in three different types, first, you have Panel Extensions, these appear below your stream in the about section, and you are allowed 3 of these maximum. You’ll see examples of these all over Twitch, from Emote Showcase panels to Viewer Geo Panels. The second type of Extension is a component extension, you can have two of these, and the most common version of this you’ve probably seen is the Twitch Prime Loot and Sub reminder component. The most common one you’ve seen is probably the Prime Loot and Subscription reminder, everyone installs that to remind people they can use Twitch Prime. Finally, the last type is Overlay Extensions. You can only have one overlay extension, and they are usually a bit more advanced, for example, I use a closed caption overlay so that people who are hard of hearing or deaf are able to enjoy the stream even if they can’t hear me, they can read what I am saying. 🔴For A Full List Of Twitch Extensions: http://bit.ly/EVERYTwitchExtension 🕘Timestamps: 0:00 Video Start 0:33 Introduction 1:40 What Are Twitch Extensions? 2:30 How To Install Twitch Extensions? 3:00 How To Add Closed Captions To Your Stream? 4:30 How To Add Sound Alerts To Your Stream And Earn MORE Bits? 5:40 How To Add Game Integration Extensions For Your Twitch Stream 7:18 How To Add Sub And Bit Leaderboard Extensions To Your Stream 8:15 How To Add Alerts To Your Stream For Console Streamers How To Use And Install Twitch Extensions: If You Want To Use Twitch Extensions, you go to Twitch, click on your Creator Dashboard, and on the left Click on the Extensions tab. Once you are in the extension tab you can search or browse through extensions, from there you can click Install and you’ve got the extension BUT It isn’t working yet! Once you Install them, each individual extension will have its own setup and configure process, but they all need to be activated, to do that you go to My Extensions after installing and configuring it, and you’ll click Activate and select the slot you want it to go in. The style of this video is similar to Alpha Gaming and Gaming Careers in parts. A large influence on this series has come from content creators like Wild4games and Nutty. 🎬Watch our most recent videos: https://bit.ly/RecentStreamVids 🎬 Playlists You Might Like: Guides and Tutorials: https://bit.ly/StreamGuidesPlaylist Streamlabs OBS Guides: https://bit.ly/SlobsGuides 💬 Streaming Guides: The Full Guide to Twitch Graphics: https://bit.ly/FullGuideToTwitchGraphics How To Stream On Twitch The A to Z Guide: https://bit.ly/HowToStreamOnTwitch101 -------------------------------SOCIAL------------------------------- 👥Facebook: https://bit.ly/StreamSchemeFB 🐦Twitter: https://bit.ly/Streamtweets 💬Website: https://bit.ly/Streamscheme 🐦Go force Eljay to use Twitter: http://bit.ly/EljaysTweets #twitch #extensions #guide