TWITCHCRAFT / COMMAND REFERENCE

TwitchCraft commands

Browse the commands viewers can use in chat. Check the cost, find the syntax, and copy a command when you need it.

Browse commands ↓ Multiplayer targeting ↓ Technical documentation ↗

EXAMPLE CHAT COMMANDS LIVE

antny_is_epic8:41 PM

!heal

NickChunk8:42 PM

!lightning

Joelmath08:42 PM

!mob

—Built-in commands

—Gameplay

—Minigames

—Utility

—Streamer commands

How to use commands

In singleplayer, player-targeting commands affect the streamer's Minecraft player. In multiplayer or Remote Control Mode, most of these commands let you choose who to target:

No player specified

!heal

Targets the streamer's configured Minecraft player when online. Otherwise, it targets the only online player, if there is one. With multiple players online, a name is required.

Specific player

!heal Steve

Targets that online Minecraft player only, if eligible. Use their Minecraft username, not their Twitch username.

Everyone

!heal all

Targets all eligible online players. The cost can rise with the number targeted. The streamer can disable this option.

Random player

!heal random

Selects one random online player. The streamer can disable this option; unavailable targets can be rejected.

Arguments: Some commands put other values before the target, for example !effect 3 all or !addheart 2 Steve. Follow the syntax shown on each command card. World, minigame, and token commands do not always accept player targets.

Multiplayer costs: Gameplay command cards below preview single-target prices using the selected multiplier. For multiple targets, TwitchCraft first scales the unmultiplied base cost by (player count + 1) ÷ 2 (rounded down), then applies the multiplier (rounded up). Spectators and other ineligible targets may be excluded. Multiplayer setup guide ↗

Command list

Search or filter the commands below. Prices are based on TwitchCraft's default settings.

Multiplier changes gameplay prices only. Price sorting uses the selected multiplier; variable-cost bets and transfers are placed last.

Loading commands…

Before you use a command

Replace placeholders

Copied syntax is a template. Replace values in <angle brackets>; square brackets indicate optional arguments.

Costs are defaults

The price multiplier above is a preview, not a live connection to a streamer's settings. It affects gameplay command prices only; actual prices can differ.

Some commands are conditional

Chicken Run, Number Guess, and Wither Battle commands require an active round; !gambletokens works independently. Some admin commands require local multiplayer.

Token rewards: If Bit rewards are enabled, 1 Bit earns 1 token. New followers receive a one-time reward of 50 tokens by default, unless the streamer changes the amount. Streamer commands are for the broadcaster and bot, and moderators if enabled.

!gambletokens Command Help — risk levels, odds and payouts

Command: !gambletokens <amount> [risk 1-10] (example: !gambletokens 20 5).

Enter the number of tokens you want to gamble (minimum 5, maximum 150). Choose a risk level from 1–10. Higher risks have a lower chance of winning but a higher payout. The risk argument is optional and defaults to 5.

Gamble payout multipliers and win probabilities by risk level
Risk	Payout multiplier	Win chance
1	1.05×	90.00%
2	1.27×	81.11%
3	1.48×	72.22%
4	1.70×	63.33%
5	1.92×	54.44%
6	2.13×	45.56%
7	2.35×	36.67%
8	2.57×	27.78%
9	2.78×	18.89%
10	3.00×	10.00%

Multipliers and win chances are rounded for display. Actual token gains are rounded to whole tokens, with at least one token gained on a win.

Example: A winning 150-token gamble at risk 10 gains 300 tokens, equivalent to 450 tokens returned including the 150-token stake. A loss deducts the tokens gambled. A configured maximum token balance may cap the amount gained.

Cooldown: Five minutes per viewer by default; custom command cooldown settings can override it.