(refer back to the stream tab screenshot above) Copy the stream key from your Channel page and paste it in the Stream Key section back over in your OBS Studio program. You’ll need to enable two-factor authentication before getting your stream key, so make sure to do that first.Ħ. Navigate there in order to find your Twitch stream key.
Towards the bottom under the settings section is your Channel tab. On the left-hand side, you’ll see a list of options you’ll be able to click on. You’ll want to click on the Creator Dashboard here.ĥ. Clicking on that will get you to this drop down menu below. In the top right corner of the site you’ll see your profile icon. Now, head to and make sure you’re logged in. Select “Twitch” for your service, and whatever location you’re in for your server.Ĥ. We’ll start off by heading over to the “Stream” tab in the settings. In the bottom right of the programs, where it’s highlighted in red, you’ll see the “Settings” tab. When you open the program, it should look like the image below. Run the program as administrator if you’re using a windows operating system.Ģ. Start off by downloading OBS Studio and installing it. Linking Your Twitch Account to OBS Studioġ.
Luckily, they’re both pretty similar in terms of where all the settings are located so if you get the hang of one, you’ll quickly know how to work the other! It’s worth checking out both software and figuring out what you like. However, Streamlabs has a bunch of unique features that might suit your stream. OBS Studio is typically known as the best and most adaptable software, so we’ll use that. OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS are two of the most popular software used in the streaming world. To stream, you’ll need a program to broadcast your content to Twitch, and the world. Once you’ve created your account, we’ll need to decide on which software we want to use in order to setup what your stream is actually going to look like once you go live. You’re going to want to start off by making a Twitch account in order to get your channel started, and to get access to your stream key (which we’ll be using in a second). GETTING STARTED Creating Your Twitch Account
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