Creators that are part of Twitch’s Partner Program can now stream on other platforms like YouTube and Facebook.

Creators can now create their own unique tags with Customizable Tags. In addition, Twitch is doubling the number of tags creators can add to their channels from five to 10.

It's bad news for Twitch creators - Twitch announced it is lowering its video-on-demand (VOD) threshold for some streamers this September.

Twitch launched a new built-in fundraising feature called Twitch Charity that allows creators to set up and run a stream to support a charity.

To increase safety for creators, Twitch rolled out Shared Ban Info, enabling them to share a list of users they have banned in their channel with up to 30 other creators.

The new tool allows streamer hosts to invite up to five guests to participate in their streams. Streamers can use the tool from the Twitch desktop or mobile experience and host and manage guests within Twitch Studio and other tools.

The streaming service is making some updates just months after launching the program, which rewards creators with flat-rate incentives for streaming for a certain number of hours while running ads on the streams.

Twitch announced a number of accessibility initiatives to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

Twitch is considering revamping creator payments.

Twitch introduced the Ad Incentive Program.

Twitch is testing a new interactive ad format called Multipleplayer Ads, which allows creators to show the same ad to a majority of their viewers simultaneously and earn Bits.

Twitch rolls out its Watch Parties feature to creators worldwide, allowing creators and their subscribers to watch Amazon Prime shows and movies together.