Add live captions to your Kick stream using StreamTranslate and OBS. Five-minute setup, 125+ language support, and better accuracy than any generic alternative.
Start Free TrialKick is a growing streaming platform with an international audience and a creator-first approach. Adding live captions now gives your Kick channel an accessibility advantage over the majority of streamers who haven't set them up yet. Viewers with hearing difficulties, those watching in noisy environments, and international viewers all benefit immediately.
Kick's international community is particularly relevant for StreamTranslate's translation feature. With 125+ language support, you can reach Spanish, Portuguese, and European viewers who make up a significant portion of Kick's growing audience. A single English-language stream becomes accessible to multiple language communities simultaneously.
Create your free trial account at streamtranslate.live.
Set your source language and any desired translation languages in the control panel.
Click 'Copy Browser Source URL' in your StreamTranslate control panel.
Open OBS Studio with your Kick stream scene configured.
Click + in Sources, select Browser Source, paste your StreamTranslate URL, set width to 1920 and height to 150.
Place captions at the bottom of your stream scene. Kick's layout works well with lower-third captions.
In OBS Settings > Stream, select Custom RTMP and enter Kick's ingest URL and your stream key from your Kick dashboard.
Click Start Streaming in OBS. Captions will appear live on your Kick broadcast.
Kick does not provide native live caption generation. StreamTranslate adds real-time captions to Kick streams via OBS browser source.
Yes. StreamTranslate integrates with OBS, which is the primary streaming software used for Kick streams. Setup is identical to any other platform.
Captions improve accessibility and viewer retention. On Kick, where many streamers don't yet have captions, it's a differentiator that makes your stream more accessible.
Yes. StreamTranslate supports 125+ language real-time translation, letting you reach Spanish, Portuguese, and other international Kick communities.
Yes. Since captions are rendered into your OBS output, they appear in Kick VODs and clips automatically.