Managing the Chat
In CI.ME Studio, turn on Emoticon-Only or Slow Mode, limit chat to everyone, followers, subscribers, or moderators, publish chat rules, and register blocked words.

Customize your chat settings to help keep conversations flowing during your live streams.
Chat Modes
Control how chat messages are displayed and how quickly viewers can send messages.
Emoticon-Only Mode
In Emoticon-Only Mode, viewers can only send messages containing emotes.
Slow Mode
Slow Mode limits how frequently viewers can send chat messages.
You can set a cooldown period between messages.
Donation messages and subscription messages can be sent regardless of the cooldown setting.
Streamers, channel owners, and chat moderators can send messages without restrictions.
Chat Participation Settings
Control who can participate in chat.
Everyone
All viewers can participate in chat
Followers
Only viewers following the channel can participate
Subscribers
Only active subscribers can participate
Moderators
Only moderators and channel managers can participate
Followers-Only-Chat
Only followers can participate in chat.
Viewers may be required to follow the channel for a specified period of time before chatting.
Enable Allow chat immediately after subscribing to let viewers participate in chat as soon as they follow the channel.
Subscribers-Only Chat
Only active subscribers can participate in chat.
Moderators-Only Chat
Only channel moderators, channel managers, and the channel owner can participate in chat.
Chat Rules
Set chat rules and guidelines for viewers before they participate in chat.
Viewers will be asked to review and agree to the chat rules before sending their first message.
Blocked Words
Chat Banned Words (Shared)
CI.ME operates a profanity filter system to create a chat environment where all users can communicate comfortably. However, streamers can turn off the shared profanity filter if they wish.
Chat Banned Words (My Channel)
You can restrict chats that contain specific words.
Frequently Asked Questions
Update: 10/02/26
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