How to go Live

Choose from three methods to go live with Siritop. Pick the one that works best for you.

Don't have 1,000 followers yet? There's still a way to go live — check the video below for a detailed breakdown.

This video walks you through all three methods step by step. Watch for a full demonstration.

Method 1: TikTok Live Studio (Official)

TikTok's desktop app — requires 1,000 followers

Requirements: You need at least 1,000 followers to use TikTok Live Studio.

  1. Download TikTok Live Studio from tiktok.com/studio/download
  2. Log in using your TikTok credentials.
  3. Create a Blank Scene and add sources to it.
  4. Add a Link source — paste the game link provided by Siritop. Set the size to 1080 × 1920 (or the size shown for the layout you picked).
  5. Alternatively: Use Window Capture and crop your browser window to show the game.
  6. Hit Go Live when you're ready.

Method 2: OBS Studio

Professional streaming software with vertical support

OBS Studio gives you full control over your stream. You'll need the Vertical Plugin from Aitum for TikTok's vertical format.

  1. Download OBS Studio from obsproject.com
  2. Download the Vertical Plugin (free) from aitum.tv/products/vertical
  3. Open OBS and add a Browser Source. Paste the game link from Siritop and set the size to 1080 × 1920 (or the size shown for the layout you picked).
  4. Add a Vertical Source and reuse the same Browser Source inside it. (See the video above for a demonstration.)
  5. Get your Server URL and Stream Key.
  6. In OBS: Go to Settings → Stream. Select "Custom" and enter your Server URL and Stream Key.
  7. Start Streaming when ready.

Camera on top, game below

For TikTok Live Studio and OBS

Want your face on screen while the game runs? When you get your game link, pick a Screen layout. The game is drawn for that shape, so it never gets stretched.

  • Full screen: game fills the whole portrait screen. Set the source to 1080 × 1920.
  • Two-thirds: camera in the top third, game below. Set the source to 1080 × 1280.
  • Half screen: camera on top, game in the bottom half. Set the source to 1080 × 960.

Put the game source at the bottom of your scene and your camera above it. Resize the game only by dragging a corner (that keeps its shape), and don't crop it. To change how much space the game takes, pick another layout and copy the new link.

Method 3: Go Live on Your Phone

The simplest option — no desktop setup

Go live directly from your phone and share your screen via the phone camera. This method works even if you don't have 1,000 followers.

Open the TikTok app, start a live stream, and use screen share or camera to show your game. Perfect for quick setups.

Ready to add interactive games to your stream?