Controls: hotkeys, buttons and triggers

Make a key, Stream Deck button, MIDI pad, chat command or Twitch event do things.

Top bar › Controls. Each control is a trigger and what it does:

• Triggers: a keyboard key, a Stream Deck key or dial, a MIDI note or knob, a chat command (like !hype), a Twitch event (follow, sub, cheer, raid, channel points), a webhook, a Streamer.bot event, or automation (timers, sound levels, scenes going live).
• Actions: switch scene, show or hide a source, mute, set volume, go live, record, save replay, restart a video, set text, show something for a few seconds, send MIDI, call a webhook, run a Streamer.bot action.

One trigger can do several things in order. Test runs it now, as if it had fired.

Your controls are saved with your scenes. Keyboard keys don't fire while you're typing in a box or a dialog is open.

Related guides

• Keyboard shortcuts: The keys flint knows, and how to add your own.
• Alerts for follows, subs and more: Show a message (and play a sound) when someone follows, subs, cheers or raids.
• Stream Deck: Plug in an Elgato Stream Deck and use it straight from the browser.
• MIDI controllers: Pads, faders and knobs as controls; send MIDI to other apps.

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