PixelyChat takes your Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok chat and turns it into one tidy, chatty little feed — spoken aloud, translated on the fly, and ready for OBS and Streamlabs. Made by a streamer who'd rather be playing than managing apps.
Connect your favorite streaming platforms and bring all your chats together in one simple overlay.
Every message, from every platform, in a single feed.
Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok, all connected at once.
Log in once per platform and you're ready to go.
Runs quietly in the background so you can focus on your game.
No scripting, no config files, no YouTube tutorial required — just the stuff that makes running a multi-platform stream less complicated.
Log in to each platform once — PixelyChat picks up your username and channel details automatically. No copying stream keys or channel IDs, and your password never passes through PixelyChat at all.
Panel, bubbles, or plain text. Toggle avatars, timestamps, and platform icons, adjust transparency and corners, or let each platform show up in its own color. Your OBS source updates as you go.
Foreign-language chat gets translated into your language automatically — no API key or signup needed. Pick the languages you already understand, and everything else gets translated on the fly, original text kept alongside it so context never disappears.
Reads chat aloud in a natural-sounding voice. Pick a voice and gender, control reading speed, ignore specific users or known bots, and set limits so a raid or hype spam doesn't leave TTS reading a five-minute backlog out loud.
Copy one URL, paste it into a Browser Source in OBS or Streamlabs, done. Every style change updates the overlay live — no refreshing, no re-adding the source — and step-by-step setup screenshots are built right into the app.
7TV, BTTV, and FrankerFaceZ emotes render right alongside native platform emotes, so chat actually looks like chat.
See live viewer counts and message activity for every connected platform side by side on the Dashboard.
It sits quietly in the background doing its job. Your CPU and GPU should be busy with your game and your encoder, not a chat app.
Honestly? There are several excellent free tools in this space already, and PixelyChat wouldn't exist without streamers building great things and sharing them for free. Here's the honest picture — go check these out too.
These are all actively developed, well-loved tools with their own strengths — this is a friendly comparison, not a takedown. If PixelyChat isn't the right fit for you, one of these probably is.
| PixelyChat | Caffeinated | Streamer.bot | Social Stream Ninja | SE.Live | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| Operating Systems | Windows, macOS, Linux | Windows only | Windows only | Any (browser-based) | Wherever OBS runs |
| No-code setup | Yes | Yes | Optional (C# scripting available) | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in Translation | Yes | — | — | — | — |
| Text-to-Speech | Built-in | Built-in | Via companion app | Built-in | — |
| Write to Chat | Yes (not TikTok) | Yes (not TikTok) | Yes | Yes | View only |
| External Emote Support | 7TV, BTTV, FFZ | Yes | 7TV, BTTV, FFZ | 7TV, BTTV | — |
| Platforms Supported | 4 (Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Kick) | 7+ (incl. Trovo, DLive) | 4 (Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Trovo) | 100+ | 4 for chat (Twitch, YouTube, X, Kick) |
| Follow Alerts | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Donation Alerts | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Chat Moderation | Not built-in | Local hide only | Timeout & ban | Block (dock-level) | Twitch only, via Chatbot |
| Best for | Simple chat unification + TTS + translation | General-purpose multi-platform chat | Deep automation & scripting | Aggregating a wide range of platforms | Overlays, alerts & multistreaming |
Based on our own research into each tool's public docs and websites as of writing — feature sets change often, so it's worth double-checking directly with each tool before deciding.
PixelyChat is putting the final polish on before its first public release — launching soon for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Free means free. No catch, no fine print.
Every feature you see on this page stays free for everyone, always. Building and maintaining it takes real time though — if you enjoy using PixelyChat and want to support future updates, a donation helps keep development going. Never expected, always appreciated.
PixelyChat is a desktop app for live streamers. It connects to Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok and pulls all your chat into one unified feed — readable in-app, spoken aloud with TTS, and shown live on stream through an OBS/Streamlabs overlay.
Yes. PixelyChat uses the official Google OAuth 2.0 flow — you sign in through Google's own page, and PixelyChat never sees your password. We request permission to read your live chat and, if you choose to send a message from the app, to post to it — nothing broader than that. Full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
No. PixelyChat runs locally on your computer. Your chat data, login tokens, and settings stay on your machine — we don't operate servers that store or process them, and we don't sell anything to anyone.
Yes — every feature you see on this page is free, and stays free. Once the app is a bit further along, the full source code will also be published on GitHub. If you want to support the time that goes into it, donations are appreciated but never required.
PixelyChat runs a small local web server on your own computer. Add a Browser Source in OBS or Streamlabs, point it at the local URL PixelyChat gives you, and that's it — zero latency, no internet bandwidth used, since it never leaves your machine.
Yes — PixelyChat runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Not at the moment — PixelyChat focuses on reading, translating, and speaking chat, not moderating it. Keep using your platform's own moderation tools (or Nightbot/StreamElements/Streamer.bot alongside it) for that.
Questions, bug reports, or just want to say hi? Reach out.