Style - Chat

The Style tab under the Chat section allows you to personalize the visual presentation of messages in Twitch or Kick chat. From emote layout to timestamp formatting, these options give you full control over how your chat looks and feels.

Applies subtle shading to every other chat message, improving readability by separating each line visually.

Adjusts the space between emotes in chat messages. You can reduce spacing to create a more compact look, or allow overlapping with negative values for stylistic effects.

Scales the size of emotes in chat. Increase or decrease their display size independently of text.

Displays unsupported modifier tags used by extensions like BTTV or FFZ (e.g. {!w}, ffzHyper). These won’t affect how emotes appear but can help you identify modifier use.

Changes how /me messages are styled. You can choose to have them stand out (e.g. colored) or match the style of standard messages.

Controls how much vertical spacing appears around each line in chat. Choose between more compact or more padded layouts based on your preference.

Adjusts the size of text in chat messages. If set to "default," the font will follow Twitch’s appearance settings.

Customizes how your own username appears when someone mentions you in chat. Helps make mentions more visible or subtle depending on your chosen style.

Determines how deleted messages are shown in chat. You can choose to dim, cross out, or completely hide them.

Adds seconds to the timestamp format in chat, giving you more detailed timing on each message.

Allows you to set a custom timestamp format or inherit it from your device’s locale settings.

Removes the Bits value shown under the community points button in the chatbox UI, simplifying the interface.

Hides messages from shared or merged chat channels, such as squad streams or collaborative events.