Kick · OBS · Real-Time

Kick Stream Translation

Quick Stats
<2send-to-end caption latency
65supported translation languages
5 minOBS browser-source setup
0 GPUcloud-managed inference
Powered by enterprise-grade speech recognition + neural machine translation.

Reach international viewers on Kick with real-time translated subtitles. StreamTranslate works with any OBS-based setup — add it to your Kick stream in 2 minutes.

Real-Time Translation, By the Numbers

<2 sec
End-to-end caption latency on broadband
65
Languages supported via advanced AI + neural MT
60 sec
Median setup time (account → live overlay)
~70%
Of Twitch viewers are non-US per TwitchTracker 2025
0
GPU / plugins / installs required
3 hours every month
Free trial, card required for the Free Plan; no payment unless you upgrade

Sources: internal latency benchmarks (broadband 50+ Mbps), Twitch official blog, advanced AI latency specs.

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Last updated: March 20, 2026

Quick Answer

To add real-time translation to your Kick stream, use StreamTranslate as an OBS browser source overlay. It transcribes your speech and translates into 65 languages live. Works with OBS, Streamlabs, and any streaming software that supports browser sources. Setup takes under 2 minutes.

StreamTranslate Works on Kick

Kick is one of the fastest-growing live streaming platforms, with a global audience spanning dozens of countries. StreamTranslate plugs directly into your OBS setup — the same way you already stream to Kick — and adds real-time translated subtitles without changing your workflow at all.

Because StreamTranslate works at the OBS layer (as a browser source overlay), it's completely platform-agnostic. It works on Kick, Twitch, YouTube Live, X, and TikTok, Facebook Gaming, and anywhere else you stream from OBS.

How to Add Translation to Your Kick Stream

1

Create your StreamTranslate room

Go to streamtranslate.live/control and pick your source and target languages.

2

Add Browser Source in OBS

Copy your overlay URL → OBS Sources → + → Browser Source → paste URL → 1920×1080 → OK. Position at bottom of your Kick scene.

3

Go live on Kick

Click Go Live in StreamTranslate, then start your Kick stream as normal. Translated subtitles appear automatically.

Features

  • Works with Kick, Twitch, YouTube Live, X, and TikTok, and any OBS-based platform
  • 65 languages
  • Under 1 second latency — subtitles sync with your speech
  • Dual-language mode for reaching two audiences simultaneously
  • Customizable font, colors, and subtitle position
  • No plugins, no downloads — pure browser-based

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add translation to my Kick stream?

Use StreamTranslate: go to streamtranslate.live/control, set your speaking and target languages, copy the overlay URL, and add it as a Browser Source in your streaming software. Translated subtitles appear on your Kick stream in real time.

Does StreamTranslate work with Kick?

Yes. StreamTranslate works as an OBS browser source overlay, which means it works with any streaming platform including Kick, Twitch, YouTube Live, X, and TikTok, and others.

Is stream translation available on Kick natively?

No. Kick does not have built-in live translation. StreamTranslate fills this gap by adding translated captions as an overlay via OBS browser source.

StreamTranslate

StreamTranslate Team

Published by the StreamTranslate team. We build real-time live stream translation tools for Twitch, Kick, and YouTube, X, and TikTok streamers.

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Use an OBS receiver for IRL Pro, Larix Broadcaster, PRISM Live Mobile or TVU Go. Cloud providers may need to install the plugin on your server.

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