Free Twitch extension · Panel or overlay

Your esports events, live on Twitch

Pick the tournaments you’ve been to and the ones you’re heading to next. Dates, locations and prize pools come from the Visit Esports database, and your viewers see it all on your channel — as a panel under the stream or an overlay on top of it.

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Visit Esports panel on a Twitch channel: “Plan to visit” with IEM Cologne Major 2026 and ALGS 2026 Championship, then “Visited Events” with game, country and prize pool

Set up in three steps

  1. 1

    Install the extension

    Open “Install on Twitch”, or find “Visit Esports” under Extensions in your Twitch Creator Dashboard. It’s free.

  2. 2

    Pick your events

    In the extension settings, choose the tournaments you attended and the ones you plan to visit.

  3. 3

    Choose panel or overlay

    Activate it as a panel in your About section or as a video overlay, and your list is live on the channel.

What your viewers see

Plans and history

“Plan to visit” shows where you’re going next; “Visited Events” lists where you’ve been.

Details fill in

Game, country, dates and prize pool come from the Visit Esports database — you never type them by hand.

Panel or overlay

Show it in your About section, where it stays up while you’re offline, or as an overlay viewers open during the stream.

Every major title

CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, VALORANT, PUBG Mobile, Apex Legends and more, from world finals to regional LANs.

Who it’s for

Streamers who travel to Majors and LANs, pro players, coaches and casters, and anyone whose chat keeps asking “where are you going next?”. A text panel goes stale after the first trip; this one keeps your esports year in order — where you’ve been, what’s next and how big each event was.

Want it as an image too?

Esports Recap 2026 turns the same events into one card for Instagram, X and TikTok — for the tournaments you visited or played in.

Show your esports year on Twitch

Free to install. Pick your events, choose panel or overlay, and you’re live.

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FAQ

  • What is the Visit Esports Twitch extension?

    A free Twitch extension that shows the esports events you attended and the ones you plan to visit on your channel. You pick the events; the extension adds the game, country, dates and prize pool from the Visit Esports tournament database.

  • Is the extension free?

    Yes. Installing and using the Visit Esports extension is free for streamers and viewers.

  • How do I add the extension to my Twitch channel?

    Open the Twitch Creator Dashboard → Extensions, search for “Visit Esports” and install it (or use the Install on Twitch button on this page). Open its settings, choose your events, then activate it as a panel or an overlay.

  • Does it track the events I attend automatically?

    No — you decide what is shown. You pick the tournaments in the extension settings; only the event details (game, location, dates, prize pool) are filled in automatically from our database.

  • Panel or overlay — which should I use?

    • Panel sits in the About section under your stream and stays visible when you are offline.
    • Overlay appears on top of the video while you are live, so viewers can open it mid-stream.
    You choose the type when you activate the extension.

  • Which games and tournaments can I add?

    Any event in the Visit Esports database — CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, VALORANT, Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, Apex Legends, Rainbow Six Siege and more, from world championships to regional LANs. Missing an event? Send it with Submit event in the site header.

  • Can pro players and casters use it?

    Yes. It works the same for anyone on Twitch: players can list the tournaments they travelled to, casters and coaches the events they worked, fans the arenas they visited.

  • How is it different from the Esports Recap?

    The extension lives on your Twitch channel and keeps your list up there. Esports Recap 2026 makes a one-off image of your year for Instagram, X or TikTok. Both use the same tournament database.