Help center
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How to go live and end in Live Studio (quality, destinations and metrics)
Choose the quality (1080p, 720p or 480p), click Go Live and follow time, viewers and channels in the left panel. When done, Stop and then Exit. See where the live goes and what each metric shows.
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Partner channels: how to let someone else relay your live without sharing passwords
Generate an authorization link in Destinations › Partner Channels; the other person opens it, signs in to their social network and chooses where your live will appear. The access can have an expiry or be permanent, and each authorized channel joins your destinations list.
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How to stream live to Twitch and LinkedIn
Twitch and LinkedIn connect through the Add Account button of each network's card in Destinations. See what each one requires (Twitch accepts any account; LinkedIn needs approval for its live feature) and how to mark the channel.
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How to stream to Instagram, TikTok and others via custom RTMP
Any platform that gives you an RTMP server and a key can be a destination of your live: create a Custom channel with name, server URL and key, mark it and broadcast. Includes where to get the key on Instagram and TikTok and how to export and import channels.
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How to stream live to Facebook (page, profile or group)
Connect the account in Destinations › Facebook › Add Account, choose between the timeline, the pages and the groups, mark and start the broadcast. See what changes in profile and group comments and how to fix expired access.
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How to stream live to YouTube
Connect the channel in Destinations › YouTube › Add Account, mark the channel, set title and thumbnail and start the broadcast. Also see how to use a YouTube schedule, what latency changes and why the account asks to reconnect.
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Destinations: how the channels page and the plan limit work
The Destinations (Channels) page gathers the connected accounts — YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Instagram, LinkedIn —, the custom RTMP channels and the partner channels. See how to mark a channel, what counts toward the plan limit and what to do when it runs out.