Keep your Twitch channel live, day and night.
Upload your videos once. LiveGoLive plays them on your Twitch channel around the clock from our servers, with no computer or encoder app left running.
No always-on computer. No encoder app.
Twitch still receives a normal live feed, exactly like one from streaming software. The difference is where it comes from: we build it from your uploaded playlist on our servers, so your computer, power and home internet don’t need to stay on.
Files Twitch accepts stream just as they are. LiveGoLive Desktop prepares the others on your computer before you upload.
From file to live channel
- 01
Connect Twitch
Sign in with Twitch and pick your channel. There’s no stream key to copy.
- 02
Upload your playlist
Videos, pictures and music, in the order you like. Loop it or put it on a schedule.
- 03
Press Go Live
Close the browser. The stream keeps going, and reconnects if Twitch or the network drops.
How you connect
You never give us your Twitch password.
Sign in with Twitch
Connect your channel on Twitch’s own sign-in page, and LiveGoLive sends the stream there for you.
- No stream key to copy
- Twitch’s own sign-in, never your password
- Disconnect any time in Studio
Viewers watch on Twitch
Your stream plays on your own Twitch channel. Your chat and followers stay on Twitch, where they already are.
- Your channel, your chat
- Loops all day or plays on a schedule
- Reconnects on its own if Twitch drops
Before you go live on Twitch
Can I stream recorded videos live on Twitch?
Yes. Twitch accepts a normal live feed, and we build it from videos you own. Your stream still needs to follow Twitch’s Terms of Service and Community Guidelines, and you need the rights to everything you play.
Does my computer need to stay on?
No. Once your media is uploaded and you press Go Live, your browser and home internet are no longer part of the stream.
What if Twitch or the network drops?
LiveGoLive reconnects on its own and carries on with your playlist. You don’t need to restart anything.
