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Song requests

Viewers can request songs via Twitch channel points and/or chat commands (depending on your settings). Playback and queue rules use Spotify when Songify is in Spotify mode.

Getting started (first launch, Home, or Help) asks whether you want channel points, commands, or both, lets you create or select song-request rewards, and sets who can redeem plus a queue limit.

Refunds for failed requests only work when the channel-point reward was created in Songify. Rewards created in the Twitch dashboard cannot be cancelled by Songify. Tune refund conditions later under Settings → Rewards.

User levels, per-badge queue limits, and cooldowns live under Settings → Song requests. Chat command triggers and who may use !ssr live under Settings → Commands.

Requirements

  1. Spotify setup completed and account linked.
  2. Spotify Premium on the account used for playback.
  3. Twitch setup — API login, bot connected, correct channel.
  4. In Settings → Song requests, enable the sources you want (channel points, commands).

Channel point rewards

  1. In Settings → Rewards, use Create new reward (or select an existing compatible reward).
  2. Adjust the reward on the Twitch dashboard if needed.
  3. Refresh rewards in Songify and select the reward in the dropdown.
  4. Enable song requests via channel points under Song requests settings.

Rewards created through Songify can work with automatic refunds under conditions you configure (refund section in settings).

Chat command requests

The default song request command is !ssr (configurable under Bot commands). Enable the command and set user levels, cooldowns, and per-user limits in Songify settings.

Full command list: Twitch commands.

Queue window

Song requests → Queue shows pending requests. Removing an entry in Songify does not always remove the same item from Spotify’s own queue—behavior depends on version and player; treat the in-app queue as Songify’s request list.

Blocklist

Use Song requests → Blocklist to block artists, songs, or users from requesting.

WebSocket / API

External tools can add to the queue via the local WebSocket API. See WebSocket commands.