iTok Learn

Know what reaches
your stream.

Practical guides for your first setup and your next show. Understand the settings, check the output and know what to do when something does not look or sound right.

Set up your first stream

Full Studio access requires an active beta invitation. The public sample is read-only.

From the editor to your audienceDesign. Save. Check the source.

The editor, the saved output and the broadcast each have a different job.

All guides

14 guides

Start streamingYour first iTok streamA complete route from beta access to a checked picture and sound.Start streamingAdd iTok to OBS or TikTok LIVE StudioChoose a Browser or Link source, match its size and check audio separately.Scenes & overlaysScenes, widget links and Live editsKnow what follows your editor, what stays fitted, and when a change reaches viewers.Viewer interactionMake a gift trigger an alert or actionBuild an event rule with a reusable response, clear conditions and controlled repetition.Sound & musicSet up chat text-to-speechChoose who can speak, assign voices and follow a message through the audio queue.Sound & musicSounds, hotkeys and Stream DeckPrepare sound pads and shortcuts, including what works when iTok is in the background.Viewer interactionGoals, Heart Me and the gift jarSet meaningful targets, place the progress display and choose how gifts fill the jar.Viewer interactionRun Connect Four with viewersPrepare the game, explain the commands and manage the queue without hiding the board.Sound & musicShow music and manage song requestsUnderstand now-playing information, provider access and the request approval queue.Scenes & overlaysStarting Soon, transitions and end creditsPrepare the opening, return to your scene and roll credits with the right goals.Run & troubleshootFix a missing event, picture or soundFollow separate checks instead of repeatedly reconnecting everything.Run & troubleshootConnect external actions and OBSUnderstand the paired local companion, configured targets and current integration limits.Start streamingMove a setup from TikFinityMap the tools you use, rebuild one workflow at a time and avoid duplicate reactions.Run & troubleshootKeep your setup private and responsiveProtect source links, separate accounts and troubleshoot load without risking the show.

A few useful distinctions

The words behind the controls.

Scene: A saved composition of visible widgets, positions and appearance.
Source: The link or capture that puts an iTok picture into OBS or LIVE Studio.
Event: Something received from the live feed, such as a gift, comment or follow.
Action: The configured response to a matching event, such as sound or animation.
Preview: A place to prepare a change before the saved output is applied.
Fitted link: A widget source that stays centered in its own frame rather than following the editor’s position.