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Announce the prize, entry keyword and closing time. Pin the rules in chat or put them on screen for late arrivals.
Pick fair, random winners straight from your Twitch chat. Enter your channel name, ask viewers to type a keyword, and TwitchPicker draws the winners for you. You don't share your Twitch password, there's nothing to install, and your first 3 draws are free.
TwitchPicker is a giveaway tool made for Twitch streamers. It listens to your live chat for a set amount of time, collects every message that meets your entry rules, and then picks one or more winners at random. When the draw is done you can read the result out on stream, download the entries and winners as a CSV, Excel or PDF file, and keep a winner certificate as a record of the draw.
Most streamers start a giveaway the same way: “Type !enter in chat to join.” The hard part comes after that. Scrolling back through a fast chat, working out who typed the keyword, ignoring the viewer who spammed it twenty times and then choosing someone fairly is close to impossible by hand. TwitchPicker does all of that in seconds, so you can keep your attention on the stream instead of the chat log.
It works with any public Twitch channel that is live. You don't connect your Twitch account, hand over a password, or install anything on your PC or OBS. All you need is a free TwitchPicker account to run draws.
A chat giveaway with TwitchPicker takes six short steps. If it's your first time, run a quick test draw on your own stream before the real one.
Announce the prize, entry keyword and closing time. Pin the rules in chat or put them on screen for late arrivals.
Type your Twitch channel name exactly as it appears in your twitch.tv link. The stream needs to be live.
Choose a 10-second to 30-minute collection window and how many winners you want.
Use a keyword, duplicate removal, exclude words, a tag-a-friend filter or a minimum message length.
TwitchPicker collects chat while the timer runs, applies your filters and draws winners at random.
Download entries and winners as CSV, Excel or PDF, then save the winner certificate.
Everything in TwitchPicker is there to make chat giveaways fair, quick and easy to prove.
Collect every message posted in your chat for 10 seconds to 30 minutes. Collection stops the moment time runs out.
Only count messages containing your entry word, such as !enter or giveaway.
Leave out messages containing spam phrases or another giveaway keyword.
Remove duplicates so typing the keyword fifty times doesn't improve anyone's odds.
Ask entrants to @mention a friend, or set a minimum length to filter one-character spam.
Choose how many winners you need and pick them all in one go.
A secure random number generator and Fisher–Yates shuffle give each eligible entry the same chance.
Download a certificate for each draw to show viewers and sponsors it was run properly.
Export entry lists and winners to keep a record or hand a clean list to a brand partner.
See how many people took part and how many messages your filters removed.
TwitchPicker reads public chat through the Twitch API. You never type in your Twitch login.
Choosing a winner yourself feels simple until you try it live. Chat moves fast, viewers type the keyword again and again, and someone always asks whether the winner is your friend. A random picker takes care of all three.
When viewers believe your giveaways are fair, they come back for the next one, and that trust is worth more than any single prize.
Celebrate a follower goal with the people who helped you get there. Mention it a few streams ahead to give viewers a reason to tune in.
Give away a copy of the game you're playing. Short entry windows reward people watching right now.
An export and winner certificate give brands a clear record of how many people entered and who won.
Raffle custom emotes, shout-outs or spots in the next viewer game. Small prizes often can build loyalty.
Ask both communities to enter in the host channel's chat with the same keyword.
Keep the prize simple and rules clear so the focus stays on the event.
A good giveaway is clear before it starts. Go through this checklist each time you run one:
TwitchPicker is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Twitch. You're responsible for making sure your giveaway follows Twitch's rules and the laws where you and your viewers live.
TwitchPicker gives you two ways to draw a winner, and each one suits a different moment on stream.
Use it when anyone in chat can enter by typing a keyword. It handles large entry lists, filters duplicates and spam, and gives you a file to download.
Use it for a short list of finalists, prize options or the next game. Spin it on stream and let the suspense build.
Use both: draw finalists from chat, then spin the wheel for the reveal. There are also wheels for numbers, letters and yes-or-no questions.
Every new TwitchPicker account comes with 3 free draws, and you don't need a card to sign up. Both paid plans include the same features: Creator is $5 a month and Growth is $50 a year. You can cancel at any time.
Yes, to start with. Every new account gets 3 free draws, and no card is needed to sign up. After that, the Creator plan is $5 a month and the Growth plan is $50 a year. Both plans have the same features.
No. TwitchPicker reads public chat through the Twitch API, so it never asks for your Twitch password or access to your account. You only need a free TwitchPicker account to run draws.
Yes. The picker collects chat messages as they're posted, so your channel has to be live while the listen timer is running.
Anywhere from 10 seconds to 30 minutes per draw. Pick a short window for a quick drop, or a longer one if you want to give more viewers time to enter.
It collects every message from the listen window, removes anything that doesn't match your filters, and then draws from the eligible entries using a cryptographically secure random number generator and a Fisher–Yates shuffle. Each eligible entry has exactly the same chance of winning.
Only if you let them. Turn on Remove duplicate users and each viewer counts once, no matter how many times they type the keyword.
Yes. Set the number of winners before you start and TwitchPicker will draw them all in the same draw.
You can export the entry list and winners as CSV, Excel or PDF files, and download a winner certificate as a record of the draw.
Yes. TwitchPicker works with any public Twitch channel that is live, so a moderator can enter your channel name and run the draw from their own TwitchPicker account.
No. TwitchPicker is an independent tool. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Twitch, and you're responsible for running your giveaway in line with Twitch's rules and local laws.
Create a free account, enter your channel name and pick your first winner in a few clicks. Your first 3 draws are on us.