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How To Upload Twitch Streams To YouTube

It’s important to save those sick plays highlights from your stream on Twitch if you want to grow your channel.

But if you don’t want your video to disappear after just two weeks on Twitch, you should consider uploading it to YouTube instead.

YouTube is the top platform for streaming and sharing videos, and your stuff won’t get taken down like it could on Twitch.

Plus, people can keep watching your videos on YouTube for as long as you don’t delete them.

Check out this tutorial to learn how to upload your Twitch streams to YouTube. Let’s get started!

How To Upload Twitch Streams To YouTube

Now you have got your stream highlights as one whole video. It’s time to export it into the YouTube channel. You can also learn how to connect Twitch to YouTube here. 

To start exporting your highlights, look at the following steps below:

  1. Hit the Creator Dashboard menu > Settings > Stream

    Turn on Store Past Broadcasts
    How uploading your Twitch VODs to YouTube can make you a more successful  streamer - Flixier

  2. Click the profile icon and hit Settings

    Go to the Connection tab, then click Connect on YouTube section

  3. Back to Creator Dashboard

    Click Video Producer menu
    How to export videos from Twitch to YouTube - Quora

  4. Select the highlights you want to export

    After that, click Export on your selected highlight and Start Export
    How uploading your Twitch VODs to YouTube can make you a more successful  streamer - Flixier

How To Find Archived Stream on Twitch

Every time you finished streaming, your stream will automatically be archived in Twitch. It will last here for 14 days. And before it runs out the time and gone, you need to make highlights from it.

But before we jump there, here are the step to find where your stream saved in temporary time:

  • Go to Twitch.tv and login with your account
  • Click your profile picture account, then find Creator Dashboard
How uploading your Twitch VODs to YouTube can make you a more successful  streamer - Flixier
Source: Flixier
  • Hit the Video Producer
  • After that, click the Past Broadcast or All Videos button
How to Download Twitch VOD Videos on a PC or Smartphone
Source: Alphr
  • Then, pick the stream you want to highlight
  • Click on Highlight and you’ll find a timeline with an edit button on the bottom of the screen
  • Now, you can start editing and highlighting your stream video whatever you want
  • Do the same steps to make multiple highlights
  • If you have satisfied with the result, click Publish Highlights
  • The rendering process is starting
  • After it has finished the process, hit Save and Next
  • Your highlights are saved on Video Producer

How to Link Your YouTube Account to Your Twitch

To start linking your YouTube account to Twitch, you can continue from step 2 and then do as follows

Step 1: Click Connect

Step 2: Choose your YouTube account

Step 3: Click Allow

Requirement To Upload Twitch Stream To YouTube

To upload the Twitch stream to the YouTube channel is quite simple. But you can’t actually do it instantly. There are several steps you have to do, including preparing the stream before you upload it.

How to Watch Twitch and YouTube Streams Together - TechWiser
Source: techwiser

It’s not like you upload a video on your Instagram, or even on YouTube itself. Twitch doesn’t provide you with a feature that allows you to save or download your full stream.

Therefore, all you have to do is make highlights multiple times from your stream. If you combine these highlights, you’ll get a full video of your streaming. And once you have done it, then you are ready to upload it to YouTube.

Apart from that, you also need to prepare some sort of things to highlight the stream. They are:

  • Twitch account
  • Access to PC
  • Archived stream
  • An optional editing tool

How to Publish The Twitch Highlight on YouTube

You can now move on to YouTube to finish the process of exporting your highlights from Twitch. 

  • Go to YouTube and login with your account
  • Click your profile photo and hit YouTube Studio
  • Then, click on Content in the left-side menu
  • Select the video you uploaded from Twitch
  • See the full detail of the video
  • Add a proper title, description, etc
  • Set the visibility to be Public if you’re ready

Now, your Twitch stream video is already shown from your YouTube account. Your viewers can enjoy your stream without having limited time on it.

Can You Make Highlights Using Another Tool?

Absolutely yes. If you are going to make highlights automatically, you can try Eklipse. This is one of the best online sources that allow you to clip the best moment on your stream. Generated with AI, you can easily produce several highlight clips without any difficulties. Here’s how:

  • Do free sign up with your email, Facebook, or Twitch account
Source: Eklipse Doc
  • Sync in your Eklipse account to Twitch
  • Hit Connect Now
  • Select Twitch as your selected social media, then hit Connect
  • Move on to Video Library, and select Streams
Eklipse Homepage
Source: Eklipse Doc
  • You can find your video streaming from Twitch
  • After that, go to Unclipped tab and pick the streaming video you want to clip
Source: Eklipse Doc
  • Click Submit > OK
  • Eklipse has automatically made highlight clips to choose
  • Then, click Single Clips to pick the best highlight clips
  • Edit the highlight using the Edit Clips feature or Premium Edit if you desire a more simple way to edit
  • If you have finished your editing, hit Share to share the clips to your YouTube or other social media

Conclusion

Learning how to upload Twitch streams to YouTube is necessary if you want to provide a convenient streaming experience to your viewers. In YouTube, you can make your streaming video more long-lasting and it will be available anytime as well. Good luck!

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Ava Peterson
Ava Petersonhttps://eklipse.gg/
A gaming writer and Twitch community management expert. My entertaining and informative content provides value to readers looking to improve their streaming setup or stay up-to-date with the latest gaming trends
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