Twitch Moderation
PremiumStudio → Twitch → Twitch Moderation19 settings2 min read
Keep your Twitch chat clean: block words or wildcard patterns, and switch on filters for links, caps, flooding, emoji spam and repeated messages, with exemptions for mods and subs.
Before you start#
The bot needs moderator rights in your chat.
Set it up#
Part 1Set filters3 steps
Open the page
In the Studio sidebar, under TWITCH, click Twitch Moderation.
Block a word
Type a pattern, pick a severity, click Add.
AutoMod
Turn on AutoMod and choose filters, exemptions and the default timeout.
Every setting explained#
Add a banned word
| Pattern | A word or wildcard pattern, e.g. bad*word. |
| Severity | Delete the message, time out, or ban. |
| Timeout (seconds) | Only for the timeout severity. |
AutoMod filters
| AutoMod enabled | Master switch. When off, this does nothing on your server; your settings are kept. |
| Filter links | Removes every link (except whitelisted ones where available). |
| Filter excessive caps | Shouting filter. |
| Anti flood | Too many messages in a short time. |
| Anti emoji spam | Too many emojis in one message. |
| Repeat protection | The same message again. |
| Exempt moderators | Mods are never filtered. |
| Exempt subscribers | Subs are never filtered. |
| Default timeout (seconds) | Used by AutoMod filters. |
| Caps % threshold | Share of capital letters that counts as shouting. |
| Caps min length | Shorter messages are ignored by the caps filter. |
| Flood message limit | Messages allowed within the flood window. |
| Flood window (seconds) | Time window for the flood filter. |
| Max emojis | More emojis than this counts as spam. |
| Repeat window (seconds) | Same message again within this time is removed. |
| Link whitelist (comma-separated domains) | Links to these domains are always allowed. |
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