How To Add Twitch/Kick Clips Player To OBS (Video Walkthrough)

Add a Twitch or Kick clips player to OBS with one free overlay

This video walkthrough shows how to connect Twitch or Kick, choose the clips you want to use, and add the clips player to OBS.

It works for both local OBS and Streamable Remote OBS, so you can drop the player into your scene with one overlay link.

What the setup covers

• Connecting your Twitch or Kick account inside Streamable.
• Selecting the exact clips you want included in the player.
• Copying the Clips Player overlay URL.
• Pasting the overlay into OBS or Streamable Remote OBS.
• Positioning the clips player on stream like any other browser source.

Why a clips player is useful on stream

A clips player gives you a simple way to surface highlights on stream without manually downloading clips or rebuilding scenes every time you want to rotate content.

It is also useful as part of a fallback workflow, since Streamable can keep viewers watching clips while you recover from a phone or camera disconnect.

Use it in local OBS or Streamable Remote OBS

The overall browser-source workflow is the same in either setup: copy the overlay link, add the source, then resize and place it where you want.

If you are already running your production in Streamable Remote OBS, the clips player fits directly into that workflow without needing a separate desktop machine.

Next steps

If you want the full written setup or want to pair clips playback with stream drop protection, use the related guides below.