Answer a few quick questions and get the exact settings to plug into OBS —
resolution, frame rate, bitrate, and encoder. Everything happens right here
in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
What we found on your computer
Graphics card
Detecting…
CPU cores
Detecting…
Memory (approx)
Detecting…
Operating system
Detecting…
Why this might be wrong
This is a best guess, not a direct read of your hardware, so double-check it below and fix
anything that looks off (especially in Firefox or Safari, which hide some of this on purpose).
We also can't detect your upload speed this way — you'll need to enter that yourself below.
Your internet speed
Go to fast.com or speedtest.net and use the upload number — not download.
Enter your upload speed before continuing.
Where you stream
Streaming to more than one place? Pick your main one here — add the rest next.
Streaming to more than one place?
No, just one
Yes
Twitch
YouTube
TikTok
Kick
Pick at least one other platform, or switch the toggle above back to "No, just one".
Using a service (Restream, Streamlabs Multistream, etc.)
Straight from OBS, no service
Most people use a service — you upload once and it copies your stream everywhere, so this
barely changes your settings. If you're not using one, your internet has to carry a full
copy to each platform at the same time, which usually means lower quality.
What matters more
Smooth 60fps
Higher resolution
Your computer
Already filled in from what we detected above — change it if it's wrong.
Yes
No, it has room to spare
We can't detect this one automatically — you'll need to answer it yourself.
How this tool works (optional reading)
The hardware info above is a best guess from your browser, not a direct read of your PC — it's
a real, working shortcut, but not perfect. Your upload speed and whether your CPU is busy can't
be detected this way at all, since a browser page can't see your network test results or what
else is running on your computer. A more complete version could measure your real upload speed,
or connect straight to OBS itself to read your actual current settings — those are bigger builds
than this quick version.
Your OBS settings
Resolution
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Frame rate
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Video bitrate
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Encoder
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Audio bitrate
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Keyframe interval
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These are rule-of-thumb estimates based on common OBS/streaming guides, not a guarantee —
real-world results depend on your specific network stability, ISP, and scene complexity.
Treat this as a starting point, then fine-tune using OBS's built-in stats while live.