Stream to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch & Kick
Pick a platform, paste your stream key and press Go Live. Custom RTMP and RTMPS servers work too.
A live studio that runs in your browser
EasyCast puts a multi-camera control room in a browser tab. Bring guests on screen with a link, build the shot, and go live or record — no software to install.
Multistream at once
Send one show to up to five destinations at the same time. If one platform drops, the others stay live.
Guests join with a link
Guests open your room link and join with their camera and mic. They don't need an account or a download.
Green room
New guests wait in staging where you can see them before they go on air. Admit them when you're ready.
Layouts & scenes
Switch between grid, interview, spotlight, picture-in-picture, stack, quad, solo and freeform custom layouts. Save scenes and reload them in one click.
Record every voice separately
Record the full show as MKV (H.264 + AAC) with a separate audio track for each participant — ready for editing in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere or Audacity. Convert to MP4 in one click.
Landscape or vertical
Output 720p or 1080p in landscape, or 1080×1920 portrait for YouTube Shorts, Reels and other vertical video.
Mixer & branding
Balance each person's volume with live meters, add a background image or color, and place your logo as a watermark.
Private rooms
Lock a room with a four-digit PIN so only invited guests can get in.
Go live in three steps
- Create a free account and open a room as the host.
- Copy the room link and send it to your guests.
- Pick a layout, then press Go Live or Record.
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Frequently asked questions
Is EasyCast free?
Yes. The free plan includes 5 hours of live streaming and 5 hours of server recording every month. Recording your own track to your computer doesn't count toward that.
Do my guests need an account?
No. Only the host signs in. Guests open the room link, enter a name and join.
Which browsers are supported?
EasyCast works in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. We recommend Chrome or Edge for hosting, because they record H.264 video directly.
Where are recordings saved?
MKV recordings are written to our server while you record, then downloaded to your computer when you stop. If your connection drops mid-show, the recording is kept for 24 hours so you can recover it. WebM recordings save straight to your own disk.
Can I stream to more than one platform?
Yes. Add up to five destinations — for example YouTube and Facebook — and they all go live together.