Tutorials · On your stream

Show your latest follower, sub and tip on stream

Stream labels are short lines of text, like "Latest follow: night_owl", that update by themselves when someone follows, subs, cheers or tips.

You need: The Multistream app on your PC, OBS

Pick your labels in the app

  1. Open Labels in the sidebar, under Overlays.
  2. In Stream labels, switch on the ones you want, like Latest follow and Latest sub.
  3. Change a label's wording in its Text box. {value} becomes the name or amount.
  4. Under Look, pick a Colour theme and a Font, then set Text colour and Change animation.
  5. Click Copy on the All labels row, then in OBS click + under Sources, pick Browser, paste the link into URL and click OK.

Want each label in a different spot? Use the Single label link once per label, changing latestFollow at the end to another label's name, like latestSub.

Write your own label

  1. Under Your own labels, click Add a label.
  2. Type your line, for example "Thanks {latestSub} and {latestFollow}!".
  3. Click Copy link beside it to add that line to OBS on its own.

"Back in {timer}" shows a countdown from the Timer page.

On the website

  1. Sign in to the Multistream app on your PC with the same account. The app can be open or closed while you change things here.
  2. Open Labels in the dashboard sidebar, under On stream.
  3. Switch labels on or off, or change their wording. With the app open your stream updates right away; with it closed, as soon as it opens.

With the app closed, your changes are saved to your account and show on your stream as soon as the app opens. The first time, open the app once so your current setup is saved to your account.

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