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How do I stream to Kick and YouTube at the same time?

Pairing Kick’s creator-friendly terms with YouTube’s reach and discoverability is a popular combination. Streaming to both at once is easy with a server-side relay — and you get one chat for both.

Your encoder 1 upload · OBS / vMix
Stream Repeater relays server-side
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One feed in, many platforms out — your upload stays at a single stream no matter how many destinations.

The simplest way to reach both

Rather than running two outputs from OBS and uploading your stream twice, you publish a single feed to a relay and add Kick and YouTube as destinations. The relay copies your stream to each platform server-side, so your upload bandwidth and frames stay exactly the same whether you stream to one platform or five.

  • Publish one feed from OBS, vMix or a hardware encoder to the relay.
  • Add Kick and YouTube as destinations with their stream keys.
  • Each outbound is supervised, so one platform hiccup won’t take down the other.

Don’t split your attention

With two platforms live you also have two chats. A unified chat brings Kick and YouTube messages into one feed you can read, reply to and moderate together, and show on a single overlay — so you’re not toggling between tabs mid-stream.

Frequently asked questions

Does multistreaming to Kick and YouTube use more upload?

No. With a relay you upload a single feed; the duplication to each platform happens on our servers, so your connection only carries one stream.

Can I see Kick and YouTube chat together?

Yes. Stream Repeater’s unified chat shows both platforms in one feed you can moderate and display on your overlay.