Free tools that answer the questions every streamer runs into — what bitrate to use, whether your PC can keep up, how much storage you'll burn through, and more. No signup, no download, nothing sent anywhere.
Get the exact OBS resolution, bitrate, and encoder for your connection and hardware — including multistreaming to more than one platform.
CalculatorCheck whether your computer can game and stream at once, or if you need a capture card, second PC, or upgrade.
CalculatorFind out how fast your recordings eat up drive space, and what size drive to actually get.
CalculatorBitrate, noise filters, and track setup for your mic — plus exactly where to find each setting in OBS.
A reference table of what each platform actually requires, and the quirks that trip people up when streaming to more than one.
Almost every streaming question people ask — "what bitrate should I use," "can my PC handle this," "how much storage do I need" — has a correct answer that depends entirely on your own hardware, connection, and platform. Generic advice ("use 6000 bitrate") is often wrong for your specific situation, and the platforms themselves bury their actual limits across scattered help pages that assume you already know what to look for.
Each tool here asks a few concrete questions about your setup and gives a specific answer, not a general rule of thumb — the settings calculator factors in your real upload speed and whether you're sending to one platform or several at once, the PC check looks at whether your GPU actually has a hardware encoder rather than just its raw power, and so on. Everything runs in your browser: nothing you type in is sent to a server, stored, or shared, which is also why there's no signup or account of any kind.