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Switch From StreamElements: Import Your Whole Bot Setup in Minutes

Switching from StreamElements used to mean an evening of copy-pasting commands. Not any more. StreamChat AI has a built-in StreamElements importer that moves your custom commands, timers, quotes, counters, banned phrases, spam filter settings and loyalty point leaderboard across automatically. You paste one token from your SE dashboard, tick the boxes for what you want, and watch it import. Most setups finish in a couple of minutes; a big loyalty leaderboard runs in the background with a progress bar. It's free on every plan, safe to re-run, and it never touches your StreamElements account - it only reads.

Why Choose StreamChat AI

Commands Arrive Working

Your custom commands come across with their responses, access levels and cooldowns mapped. Commands that used SE counters get wired to the imported counter automatically.

Timers Become Recurring Messages

SE timers are grouped by interval and recreated as recurring message groups, so your scheduled shoutouts and reminders keep firing on the same rhythm.

Loyalty Points Carry Over

Your SE points leaderboard seeds each viewer's level and XP, so regulars keep the standing they earned. Viewers are matched by their Twitch account.

Your Quote Archive Comes Along

The whole quote list imports into a Quotes database with !quote and !addquote already hooked up. Chat won't notice the move.

Moderation Rules Intact

Banned phrases import with their original action - delete, timeout or ban - including regex rules. If any SE spam filter was on, spam detection comes on here too.

Preview First, Re-Run Freely

Before anything imports, you see exactly what was found - per-type counts and a command preview. The import skips duplicates, so running it twice is harmless.

Frequently Asked Questions

Five steps. Create a free StreamChat AI account and connect your Twitch or Kick channel. Open Import from the dashboard and choose StreamElements. Copy the JWT token from your StreamElements dashboard (Account, then Channels - the page shows you exactly where, with a screenshot) and paste it in. You'll get a preview of everything found: commands, timers, quotes, counters, banned phrases, spam filters, and your points leaderboard, each with a checkbox. Tick what you want and hit import. Small setups finish in a couple of minutes; leaderboards with thousands of viewers keep running in the background and you can watch the progress bar.

The token is used once, to read your data. It's never stored on our servers - it's wiped from the import job the moment the fetch finishes. Your own browser remembers it locally so you don't have to dig it out again if you come back. And it's read-only in practice: the importer never changes anything in your StreamElements account.

Overlay designs and alert themes. StreamChat AI has its own multimedia overlays for browser sources, but SE overlay layouts don't convert, so you'll set those up fresh. SE.Live sponsorship arrangements also stay with StreamElements. Everything the bot itself did - commands, timers, quotes, counters, moderation, points - comes across.

Yes, once you're happy. If both bots run at the same time they'll both answer the same commands and chat gets double replies. Test your imported commands first, then mute or part the StreamElements bot from your channel. The import screen reminds you about this at the end.

Nothing bad. The importer checks names and skips anything that already exists, so a re-run only picks up what's missing. Commands you've already built by hand are left alone.

Yes. Commands, quotes, counters and moderation rules belong to your bot, not to a platform, so they run wherever StreamChat AI runs: Twitch, Kick and YouTube. The loyalty leaderboard is matched to viewers via Twitch accounts during import, then grows across platforms from there.

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