Twitch has become one of the most popular live-streaming platforms in the world, allowing gamers, artists, musicians, and other content creators to share their content with the world. And if you use Roku to watch TV, you can easily watch Twitch as well. In this article, we’ll show you how to watch Twitch on your Roku.

Step 1: Install the Twitch app on your Roku

The first step to watching Twitch on your Roku is to download and install the Twitch app from the Roku Channel Store. Here’s how to do it:

1. Turn on your Roku and go to the Roku home screen.

2. Select “Streaming Channels” from the left menu.

3. Select “Search Channels” and type “Twitch” in the search bar.

4. Select the Twitch app from the results and press “OK.”

5. Select “Add Channel” and then “OK” to confirm.

The Twitch app will now be added to your Roku home screen.

Step 2: Log in to your Twitch account

Once you have the Twitch app installed on your Roku, you will need to log in to your Twitch account. Here’s how to do it:

1. Open the Twitch app on your Roku.

2. Select “Sign In” from the Twitch home screen.

3. Enter your Twitch username and password and select “Sign In.”

4. If you have two-factor authentication enabled on your Twitch account, you will need to enter your code at this point.

After you’ve logged in to your Twitch account, you’ll be able to see all the content that you follow on Twitch.

Step 3: Start watching streams on Twitch

Now that you’re logged in to Twitch on your Roku, you can start watching streams. Here’s how:

1. Open the Twitch app on your Roku.

2. Use the arrow keys on your Roku remote to navigate through the Twitch interface.

3. If you have followed any channels on Twitch, you will see their streams displayed on the Twitch home screen. Use the arrow keys to select a stream and press “OK” to open it.

4. You can also use the search function to find streams on Twitch. Press the magnifying glass icon on the Twitch home screen and enter a search term. Use the arrow keys to navigate the search results and press “OK” to open a stream.