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
1
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.
2
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.3
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.
4
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.5
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.
6
Go live
When the loop shows Stream is idle, click Start stream. Your video starts looping to
your destination within a minute or two. To go live later instead, turn on Schedule loop
and enter a time like
tomorrow 9am, then click Schedule the stream.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.