Scenes and reusable templates
Get OBS-style scene switching in a simpler workflow: prepare camera, conversation, presentation, and break scenes, then save the complete set in your browser.
YouTube Live Studio Beta
Your next live show starts in one browser tab.
A simpler OBS alternative for creator-led shows. Build scenes, invite a guest, share your screen, add graphics, and send the finished program to YouTube Live—without turning your desk into a control room.
No desktop install or plugin stackPrivate link for one live guestScenes, templates, and hotkeysYouTube chat inside the studio
4 layouts
Camera, split, screen, and slate
1 guest
Private live invitation
1080p
Up to 30 fps output
YouTube
Live destination in beta
Who goes live with Podsplice
Turn the thing you already know into a show people can join.
A live stream works best when it has a purpose. Pick the format that helps your audience learn, decide, ask, or participate.
Conversations that feel present
Bring a remote guest on screen and make the interview a live event.
Create a private guest link, place both speakers in a split scene, and turn audience questions into part of the conversation.
Interview a founder or expert
Host a live Q&A
Turn a podcast episode into an event
Program preview
Podcast hosts
An easier OBS alternative
Build the whole show without building a broadcast engineering stack.
If OBS feels like more setup than your show needs, Podsplice puts the scene list, program preview, device controls, guest workflow, and YouTube destination into one focused browser workspace. Try the scene buttons in the mockup.
LIVE STUDIO · BETA
Scenes＋
Live workshop
Build a content system people can actually repeat.
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Plan
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Create
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Publish
Switch scenes with Alt + 1–9Scene designs saved in this browser
Camera & microphone
Camera
Default camera
Sound profile
Broadcast voice
Scene setup
Active scene
Presentation
Lower third
Choose the shot
Full camera, split conversation, screen + speaker, or a full-screen slate.
Make it yours
Set the title, subtitle, colors, lower third, logo, background, and overlay.
Bring it back
Save the complete scene set as a reusable browser template and switch with hotkeys.
Browser-based
Open the studio without installing broadcast software
Visual scenes
Switch layouts without rebuilding every source
Guest included
Create the private invitation inside the studio
YouTube connected
Set up, start, and follow chat in one workflow
YouTube Live, connected
Set up the broadcast without losing sight of the show.
Connect the channel, confirm the title and visibility, then start the finished program. Unlisted is the safe default for a first test.
You decide when it starts
The camera, microphone, scenes, and screen can be tested locally before anything is sent.
Keep the audience close
Read comments, reply as the connected channel, and place a strong question on the program.
A clear first-time path
The studio explains YouTube's one-time live access requirement and links to the right setup screen.
Planning a first stream? Enable live streaming on the YouTube channel ahead of time. YouTube says activation can take up to 24 hours.
YouTube Live
Creator channel connected
The weekly creator briefing
Unlisted
Public
Nothing is sent until you confirm the broadcast.
Comments & questions
Jordan M. · Question
How do you turn one weekly show into shorter clips?
Show on programAvery Chen
The presentation layout is really clear.
Reply in YouTube chat
The production toolkit
Enough control to look prepared. Not enough clutter to slow you down.
One private live guest
Create a private link, let your guest check their camera and microphone, and bring them into a split conversation scene.
Graphics and lower thirds
Add a background, transparent overlay, logo, title, subtitle, and accent color so the program feels like your show.
YouTube comments on program
Read and reply to live chat from the studio, then feature a useful audience question directly on the program output.
Broadcast-ready audio choices
Choose a camera, microphone, and sound profile, then check the microphone level before the destination is connected.
Control the output
Choose 720p or 1080p at 30 fps and select normal, low, or ultra-low latency for the way you want to interact.
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Test the room
Choose your camera, microphone, sound profile, and output settings.
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Build the scenes
Prepare the welcome, conversation, presentation, and break moments.
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Invite the guest
Share one private link and confirm both sides look and sound ready.
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Start YouTube
Confirm the title and visibility, then send the program when you choose.
Live Studio · Beta
Make the first broadcast a rehearsal. Make the next one a show.
Open the studio, test every source locally, and connect YouTube only when you are ready to take the program live.
Live Studio FAQ
Know what happens before you go live.
Prepare the studio, invite your guest, check YouTube access, and start only when the program looks right.
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