Paste videos from five platforms, drag them where you want and send the result to OBS with one link.
Studio Frame builds the picture you show on your stream. You edit it in your browser. OBS shows it live.
Paste links, drag the boxes where you want them and keep the layouts you like.
Paste a Facebook, YouTube, X, Instagram or TikTok link into a box and it plays.
Side By Side, 1 Big + 2 Small, 2 x 2 Grid, Stacked and more. Start from one, then change it.
Drag a box onto another to swap them. The video you drag pauses, so nothing jumps.
Move and resize every slot. Snap to a grid, keep a small gap, add or remove slots, or reset them.
Save a slot or a whole layout and load it again with one click. Rename it any time.
Press Ctrl+C on a slot to copy its size, then Ctrl+V to add another slot of the same size.
Fill cuts the edges so there are no bars. Fit shows the whole video with bars.
Zoom into a video, crop it and place it with position presets.
Add an inner and an outer border. Choose whether empty slots show their border in the editor, in OBS, or both.
Pick the color behind your videos and a screen size like 1920 x 1080, or press Match OBS.
Remove the background of a video file or your camera, with sensitivity and blur controls.
Every box has a tab on top. Paste a video and the tab takes the name of the channel and the title. Long names scroll like a ticker. Rename it any time, and clear the name to go back to the video title.
Play, pause and mute without leaving your keyboard. Add sound effects you can fire live.
Load your sounds, set the volume of each one and play them with a hotkey. Stop them all at once.
Play, pause and mute each video, pause the recording and fire effects with the keys you choose.
Add your camera and your mic to the Frame. Set the camera size and the mic gain, and mirror the camera if you like.
One link in a Browser Source. Everything you change shows in OBS right away.
Each Frame has its own link. Put it in an OBS Browser Source and you are done.
Move a box, change the layout or swap a video. OBS follows as you edit.
Connect to OBS on your own computer to send your sounds and the video size to OBS directly.
Make a Frame for each show. Each one has its own name and its own link.
Copy the custom CSS and style the display in OBS the way you want.
Edit in the mode that is easy on your eyes.
Small extras that save you a trip to another app.
Add a caption on any video, such as a courtesy line, and choose when it shows.
Keep your pictures in a gallery and send them to another Frame. Or snip part of your screen straight into it. The browser asks which screen to share.
Record the Frame with your camera. The browser asks what to share, so you choose.
These are real screens from Studio Frame, in dark mode.









Five steps, and the first four take a few minutes.
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Add a link to each box. The tabs take the names of the videos.
Drag the boxes, pick a layout and save it as a slot.
Add it to OBS as a Browser Source.
Use the Go Live guide to send it to YouTube, Facebook and TikTok at once.
Studio Frame makes the picture. OBS sends it out.
Your stream keys stay in your OBS. Studio Frame never asks for them. The Go Live guide in your account shows how to stream to all three at the same time.
Facebook, YouTube, X, Instagram and TikTok videos.
No. Studio Frame runs in your browser. For streaming you use OBS, which is free.
You copy your OBS link and add it as a Browser Source. The link shows your Frame and updates live.
Yes. Save slots and layouts, rename them and load them again. You can also make a separate Frame for each show.
Yes. Audio Effects lets you load sounds, set each volume and play them with hotkeys.
Yes, through OBS with a multi-output plugin. The Go Live guide in your account explains it step by step.
You get 7 days free with no card. See the pricing on the home page for the plans.
You edit on a computer. The picture goes to OBS, which also runs on a computer.