Big Binding of Isaac Panels for Twitch – 54 cool titles + Source file

Description

Big Binding of Isaac Panels for Twitch – 54 cool titles + Source file ready to go! You can edit the entire set of panels! Include your colors and make the modifications you want in the Photoshop file that is include in the order!

When you purchase this awesome package of Big Binding of Isaac Panels for Twitch, you will receive all the final files ready to upload to your stream site, with all the Sources files! Bind of Isaac Panels for your Stream!

All the Binding of Isaac Panels are 320px wide

Content of the Big Binding of Isaac Panels for Twitch:

• • About me, Schedule, Pc Specs, Rules, Donate, Instagram, Subscribe and more
  • 54 panels (.PNG) for direct use
  • 1 .PSD panel for editing the color, text and logo
  • All colour versions as presented in the product image

Check all the other products like the Big Binding of Isaac Panels for Twitch from GFXKit.com! We have a lot of source files for Twitch Themes, Facebook Gaming Themes, Youtube headers, Twitter and much more!

 

  

You don’t have to create your own panels, simply select them and add them to your channel just a few minutes after your purchase. All Twitch Panel Sets contain graphics ready to use panels and one “blank” panel that you can use for other purposes. Many of our panels are specially made for Fortnite, LoL, Call of Duty, PUBG, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Rainbow Six, Dota 2 or other games. The panels are also available in packages with matching Overlays, Alerts and Twitch Banners!

Upgrade your Twitch stream with cool and stylish new Twitch panels. The panels have been created specifically for Twitch and precisely according to the Twitch guidelines. That is to say that all panels are 320px wide.

How do I add the GFXkit Panels to my Twitch profile page?

To add Twitch panels you:

1. Launch the about me section on your profile page found at https://www.twitch.tv/username/about
2. Toggle on the “Edit Panels” option on
3. Click the plus icon to create a new panel
4. Choose either “text/image” or “extension” panels
5. Configure your panel
6. Click submit
7. Toggle the “Edit Panels” option to off to view your panels

Should I Use Twitch Panels?

Yes, you should use Twitch panels. They’re one of the first places viewers look when trying to find more information about your channel. Let your audience know your chat rules, stream schedule, or where they can find more of your content. If you take the time to create a helpful channel section, your viewers will appreciate it!