This guide takes you from a video file to a live 24/7 stream. The whole thing takes a few minutes, and your free trial credits cover it — no card required.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://streamloop.app/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
You’ll need a video file and a destination to stream to (a YouTube channel, or a stream
key from Twitch, Facebook Live, Kick, TikTok, or any RTMP platform).
Go live in six steps
Create a free account
Sign up at streamloop.app with Google or an email address. New
accounts get free credits — enough to run a real stream for a few hours — with no card
required. See Billing for how credits work.
Create a loop
A loop is a stream you set up once and run 24/7. From your dashboard, click
Create new loop, give it a Stream name (for example,
Nature sounds), and click
Create. You’ll land in the loop editor.Add your video
Open the Playlist tab, and on the Video tab click Upload to add a file (MP4, MOV,
or MKV, up to 10 GB), or From URL to import from Google Drive, a YouTube link, or a direct
link. Add more videos to build a playlist, or an Audio track to play over the video — see
Build and schedule your playlist.
Pick your quality
In the General tab, choose a resolution (720p, 1080p, 1440p, or 4K) and frame rate
(24, 25, 30, or 60fps). Higher quality costs more per hour —
1080p at 30fps suits most
streams. See the price breakdown in Billing.Connect a destination
Still in General, click Connect a destination. Pick YouTube · Connect channel to
link your channel with Google, or choose RTMP stream key to paste a key from YouTube,
Twitch, or any other platform. See Set up your destination.
Your loop is live. It keeps streaming 24/7 from the cloud — you can close your laptop and it
stays on air.
What’s next
Build and schedule your playlist
Reorder videos, shuffle, add a separate audio track, and edit the playlist while you’re live.
Build a music or lofi channel
Loop a background video with a separate audio playlist for a 24/7 music channel.
How billing works
Pay-as-you-go credits, the price per resolution, and what happens if you run low.
Reliability
How Streamloop keeps your stream live around the clock and recovers on its own.