For streamers & creators

Live captions & translation overlay for OBS

A transparent browser source that captions your voice and translates it live — over any Twitch, YouTube, or Kick scene. International chat finally reads along.

Free in the browser with English/Spanish live captioning — no install, no card.

Caption plugins stop at captions

Your international viewers can’t follow

Pro Broadcast shows your words plus live translation into up to two languages at once. Viewers read along in their language while you’re still finishing the sentence.

Caption tools are clunky, translation tools don’t overlay

This is one browser source: captions and translations rendered transparently over whatever scene you already run. Works with OBS Studio, Streamlabs, and vMix.

Overlays that fight your scene

Transparent background, seven display styles from clean Typewriter to six animated modes, per-line colors, light or dark. It sits over your gameplay or camera without boxing it in.

Video calls need captions too

Route your scene through OBS Virtual Camera and the same live captions and translations ride into any video call.

How it works

1

Start a session

Open lyricshow.live and pick your caption language plus up to two translation languages.

2

Add one browser source

Drop your personal overlay URL into OBS Studio, Streamlabs, or vMix. The 4-step setup guide walks through it.

3

Go live

Talk. Captions and translations render transparently over your scene in real time.

Common questions

What do I need to run the OBS overlay?

Pro Broadcast, which is a $39.99/mo add-on on an active Base plan ($14.99/mo) — or Ultimate at $49.99/mo, which includes Pro Broadcast plus all 80 languages.

Does it only work with OBS Studio?

It works with anything that accepts a browser source: OBS Studio, Streamlabs, vMix. It’s a transparent web overlay, so it drops into the scenes you already have.

Can I caption a video call instead of a stream?

Yes. Route your scene through OBS Virtual Camera and your captions and translations appear on any video call that accepts a camera input.

How much latency does it add to my stream?

Speech recognition runs on-device with sub-second latency — no cloud round-trip. Words appear on the overlay while you’re still saying the line, well inside a normal stream delay.

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