Get a Kick token with AI

Use ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI assistant to choose the right Kick account and OAuth permissions for your bot, overlay, or API project.

Paste this prompt into an AI client that can read web pages. Tell it which tool you are setting up or what you want to build.

How it works

  1. Describe what you need

    Name your bot, app, or overlay and explain what it should do. Your assistant can help check its setup instructions and identify the permissions it needs.

  2. Choose the account and permissions

    The token belongs to the Kick account you authorize: your channel account or a separate bot account. Review the requested permissions before continuing.

  3. Authorize with Kick

    Open the authorization link in your browser and sign in on Kick. Then return to your assistant or copy the credentials into your tool, depending on the supported flow.

AI client compatibility

Use the same prompt across clients. Automatic delivery depends on enabled tools and credential policies, not the model name.

ChatGPT and other chat apps
Your assistant can guide setup. It must check that its tools permit private credential retrieval before offering automatic delivery. Reading public web pages alone is not enough.
Claude with web fetch only
Use guided manual setup. The web fetch tool restricts private credential links; Claude can still help choose the account and permissions.
Coding agents and HTTP tools
Automatic delivery can work when the enabled tools permit creating an authorization workflow, retrieving private credentials and keeping the response for your task. Check those capabilities first.

If automatic delivery is unavailable, ask your assistant for a generator link with your permissions selected. Authorize in your browser, then copy the credentials directly into your tool.

Open the manual generator

Sign in on Kick. Never paste your Kick password or client secret into chat. Treat access tokens, refresh tokens, and private retrieval links like passwords.

Example requests

  • Help me get a Kick chat token for my bot. Which account and permissions do I need?
  • I'm setting up a stream overlay. Help me check its instructions and choose the right Kick token.
  • I'm building a Kick API integration. Help me choose the scopes for the endpoints I need.

Understand your Kick credentials

Access token
A user access token lets a tool act as the authorized Kick account, within its granted permissions.
Refresh token
A refresh token can renew an expired access token. Keep it private and save the latest refresh token after refreshing.
Client ID
The client ID identifies the application that issued the token. Use the matching ID supplied with your token.

Using your own Kick application

Tokens belong to their issuing application. Refresh requires that application’s credentials, or this site’s enabled shared-app refresh service. Select only needed permissions, protect stream keys, and revoke tokens you no longer need.