Settings
Open Settings at the bottom of the dashboard sidebar, or press Ctrl + , (⌘ + , on a Mac). The settings window opens over your current page. Use the selector at its top left to choose You or one of your channels; the list below it shows the areas for that choice. Your personal settings apply across all your channels. Channel settings apply to the selected channel and its members.
Choose an area from the list or search for a setting with / while the window is open. Use ↑ and ↓ to select a result and Enter to open it. A result in the other side of the selector switches sides for you. The window highlights the matching control. Close the window with ×, Escape, or a click outside it. On a phone or narrow window, the area list fills the screen; tap an area to open it and use the back arrow beside Settings to return to the list.
Each area has a shareable address on the page you were using, such as /dashboard#settings/appearance. The short links in the table open the same area over the dashboard home and survive a sign-in round trip. Settings without an area opens the personal overview; Channel in the selector opens the channel overview.
| Area | Short link | What you can do |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | /dashboard/settings/profile | Choose your displayed name and image source, inspect your profile email and channels, and copy your Lumio ID. |
| Appearance | /dashboard/settings/appearance | Choose the color scheme, Streamer Mode, language and region, motion, and seasonal look. |
| Notifications | /dashboard/settings/notifications | Choose in-app and email delivery for each configurable notice. |
| Data & privacy | /dashboard/settings/privacy | Request and download your data, read the export log, and review privacy controls. |
| Account & channels | /dashboard/settings/account | See your channel memberships, leave a channel, open the danger zone of a channel you own, or request profile deletion. |
The same window also contains Security and Developer limits on the You side. The Channel side contains Channel settings, Connections, API keys, Popout tokens, and Subscription and invoices. The channel selector changes the active channel in the dashboard; settings for a different channel load for that channel. Areas that your role or plan does not allow are absent from the list, and a direct link still runs the same access check.
The personal overview shows your avatar, display name, Lumio ID, and support code, each with its label on the left. The copy button next to a value turns into a green check for a moment once the value is copied. In Streamer Mode the ID and code are covered with dots in their own shape and a line says that copying still works; the eye reveals a value. On narrow screens the ID block moves onto its own line below the status chips, and a long ID is shortened in the middle (57755ce9…c51e39123); copying always copies the full ID. On phones the overview head shows only the title and the 2FA and Streamer Mode chips. The support code rotates hourly; new in … min next to it shows when the next one comes. When the server cannot issue support codes, the row says Not available right now instead. Give it to Lumio support only when you contact them; it does not sign anyone in. The overview also links to your sign-in methods and sessions. The 2FA chip summarizes whether your profile has an authenticator app or passkey; manage the methods under Security → Sign-in.
Your displayed name and picture come either from one of your platform sign-ins or from your own details. Choose under Name & picture from; every sign-in is listed with its platform icon (for example Twitch · cruex), and Own details sits below a divider. The head of the Profile area shows @login · Member since March 2026, or Own details · Member since …. With a platform sign-in as the source, Lumio copies its name and picture again at every sign-in. When you switch to your own details, your current name and picture stay as the starting point. You can then:
- change the name: 2 to 32 characters, leading and trailing spaces are removed, invisible characters are not allowed;
- upload a picture: PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 5 MB and 16 megapixels. Drop it into the dialog or choose it, then move it with the mouse, a finger or the arrow keys, zoom with the slider or + / −, and Rotate in 90° steps; three previews show the round result. Lumio uploads the visible square, crops it to a square again, stores it at 512 × 512 and 128 × 128 pixels, and removes all embedded metadata such as location data. You can upload up to 10 pictures per hour;
- remove the picture, so your initials are shown instead.
Signing in through a platform no longer changes your own details. Switching back to a platform sign-in asks first, then shows its name and picture again right away and deletes the picture you uploaded. An uploaded picture is part of your data export and is deleted together with your profile. E-mail-only profiles always use their own details.
Your profile email is set in one place only: Security → Sign-in → Email & password. With an email sign-in, your profile email is always its confirmed address, and it follows when you change that address. Without one, a platform can fill an empty profile email when you sign in with it. When you remove the email sign-in, the platform address it replaced comes back; if there was none, you have no profile email. The Email row only shows the address: where it came from (a shield and "confirmed on …" in the accent color for your email sign-in, the platform's logo and "not confirmed" for a platform address) and a link to Security → Sign-in → Email & password — Change with an email sign-in, Set with email & password without one. An address taken from a platform also has Remove, which asks first; the address of your email sign-in is changed or removed with the email sign-in. Without any address the row says No email address. In Streamer Mode the address is covered.
Old /account/profile, /account/sessions, /account/activity, and /account/accounts/* addresses redirect to the matching settings areas. Use the short links above when sharing an area outside the dashboard.
Settings for the whole channel (its name and picture, revenue assumptions, dissolving the channel) are in Channel settings. In Settings → You → Account, the link Channel settings › Danger zone next to a channel you own opens its danger zone there and switches to that channel first if it is not the active one. My channels on the Profile area lists each channel with its picture, the icons of its connected platforms and your role; when the channel's name and picture come from a platform, its icon sits as a badge on the picture.
See Preferences, Notifications, and Data & privacy for the controls in each area.