This will ensure you don’t accidentally trigger another action from a separate application. We recommend your hotkeys are at least a combination of two or more keys. After you have clicked on it, whatever key combination you press will become the new hotkey for that functionality. To configure your hotkeys, click on the functionality you’d like to assign a hotkey to. Now you’ll see the hotkeys menu with various functions available to you to add hotkeys.Īs you scroll down, you will see options to add hotkeys for each of your scenes and sources.

Find the option that says “hotkeys” and click on it.

For example, in your “Live” scene, you can assign a hotkey to hide or show your alert box, display capture, or any other source within that scene.

You can get even more in-depth by assigning hotkeys to certain functionality within specific scenes. If you don’t want to buy or can’t afford a stream deck, setting up hotkeys can be a fantastic alternative.įunctionally ranges from basic actions like starting or stopping your stream, muting your mic, saving a replay, skipping alerts, etc. There are hundreds of functions you can assign to hotkeys. Hotkeys allow you to assign specific keys or a combination of keys to perform certain actions. With hotkeys, you can switch scenes, start recording, mute your mic, and so much more. Hotkeys allow you to quickly perform various functions within the software without disrupting your stream's flow. In this article, we are going to talk about how to set up hotkeys in Streamlabs Desktop.

Setting up streamlabs