The simplest way to stream to Twitch, YouTube, Kick and more at the same time — all from inside OBS Studio, no third-party service needed.
Get the plugin — €4.99 →Before diving in, it's worth knowing there are two main approaches:
Runs entirely on your machine. Sends the stream directly from your PC to each platform. No latency overhead, no monthly fee, no external dependency.
Your stream goes to their servers first, then re-broadcasted. Adds latency, costs $15–$20/month, and if the service goes down, so does your stream.
Close OBS Studio completely. Run the installer — it takes less than a minute. When you reopen OBS, the Multiple Output panel will appear automatically in your docks. No manual configuration needed.
In the Multiple Output panel, click Add new target. For Twitch, select it from the list and paste your stream key from your Twitch dashboard. For Kick or YouTube, choose Custom RTMP and enter the server URL and stream key from their settings pages.
Click Start All in the panel. Every platform goes live simultaneously, alongside OBS's main stream. Each output streams independently — you can stop one without affecting the others.
Type !start or !stop in your Twitch or Kick chat to control all outputs remotely. You can also start/stop everything from your phone using the OBS Blade app.
Go to Docks → Vertical Canvas Preview. Choose a portrait-format scene and it will stream to a separate output in 9:16 — perfect for YouTube Shorts, TikTok Live or Instagram Live running at the same time as your main horizontal stream.
The plugin works on Windows with OBS Studio 29+. Your upload bandwidth needs to be sufficient to send multiple streams — as a rough guide, two 1080p60 streams at 6000 Kbps each means you need at least ~15 Mbps upload.
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One-time payment. No subscription. Works on Windows with OBS Studio.
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