How to Live Stream to Kick Using Streamlabs Desktop

We’re thrilled to announce that Streamlabs Desktop now supports Kick as a multistream destination.

This integration simplifies the streaming workflow and empowers creators to tap into Kick's unique ecosystem while simultaneously live streaming to your favorite platforms like Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, and more.

By leveraging Streamlabs Desktop's powerful suite of tools—ranging from customizable overlays to integrated chat management—streamers can now deliver high-quality content while reaching a broader audience. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your streaming journey, the ability to multistream to Kick is an amazing opportunity to start diversifying your content and reaching more people!

This Kick integration includes:

• Multistreaming capabilities that allow you to build your audience on Kick while engaging with followers on other platforms such as Twitch, YouTube, and more.
• Much more to come—stay tuned.

Today, we’ll show you how to go live to Kick and start streaming in just a few simple steps.

Step 1: Download and Install Streamlabs Desktop

The first step to live stream to Kick is downloading and installing the Streamlabs Desktop broadcasting software (if you haven’t done so already). Once you’ve downloaded the software, install it on your computer, launch it, and follow the onboarding steps in this guide to get started.

FYI, Streamlabs Desktop is built on the core OBS engine under their public license (GPL) and is a free, open-source software that can help you set up your live stream, and add custom overlays, alerts, and more.

Step 2: Set up Your Kick Account

After installing the software, you need to set up your Kick account. If you don’t have one yet, create and log in to your account.

Step 3: Create a Streamlabs ID (optional)

With Streamlabs ID, you can access all the creator apps Streamlabs offers, including Cross Clip, Talk Studio, Video Editor, Link Space, and more with one login.

Creating a Streamlabs ID is a simple process that you can start by visiting our website and clicking “Login.” For detailed instructions, whether you are a new streamer or an existing Streamlabs creator, visit our blog here.

Step 4: Launch Streamlabs Desktop and Connect Your Kick Account

Head to your Settings, then select Stream. Here, you can click Connect next to Kick to add it as a destination in Streamlabs Desktop.

You will be redirected to your browser to log in and grant Streamlabs the necessary permissions. Follow the steps to connect and head back to Streamlabs Desktop.

Step 5: Set Up Your Live Stream

Don’t forget to customize your live stream by adding custom overlays and more. We’ve integrated these features directly into Streamlabs Desktop, meaning you can access all of these options when live streaming to Kick with our software.

To learn more about customizing your live stream when using Streamlabs Desktop, check out our guides for navigating the Streamlabs Overlay Library.

Step 6: Go Live

After configuring your stream setup you’re now ready to go live. Click on the Go Live button on the Streamlabs dashboard, give your stream a title, make sure Kick is toggled on and click Confirm & Go Live. Your live stream will start broadcasting on your Kick account.

Note: Please set the title in Streamlabs Desktop in order to go live.You will need to update your title manually on Kick after you go live as well. We are working with them to enable this functionality right in Desktop—stay tuned.

Live streaming to Kick using Streamlabs is easy and straightforward. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can start broadcasting your content to your audience and grow your online presence across other platforms.

Remember to have fun, engage with your audience, and keep streaming!