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A direct link to this battle — viewers use it to submit song suggestions or vote, depending on where you are in the battle.
Paste this into an OBS "Browser Source" to show the live bracket on your stream. It's blurred by default — only reveal and share it with people you trust (like yourself, in OBS).
Uses your Twitch login from the Streaming Dashboard — share a mod link with your moderators. Anyone confirmed as one of your Twitch mods gets their own review queue.
Link copied — send it to whoever moderates your channel. They'll need to sign in with Twitch once to prove it.
Submissions
Song Battle — Mod Sign-In
Sign in with Twitch to prove you moderate this channel — this only has to happen once per device.
Battle complete!
Same overlay link as your dashboard — paste into an OBS "Browser Source." Blurred by default; only reveal it where people you trust will see it.
Share this so viewers can vote on the current matchup — it's the same link as your dashboard's share link.
FAQ
Where do submitted songs actually come from?
Whichever sources you tick when setting up the bracket — Spotify, YouTube, Suno, SoundCloud, and Apple Music are all supported, and you can enable any combination of them.
How do the different voting methods actually work?
Chat keyword and Twitch poll are both just your OWN preference for how you'll run the vote on your end (chat typing a number, or a native Twitch poll) — either way, you still click "record winner" here yourself once a match is decided. "On this page" instead gives viewers a dedicated voting link they can click directly, with the result recorded automatically.
Do viewers need to sign in to submit a song?
That's entirely up to you — sign-in can be required or left open, depending on what you picked during setup. Requiring it cuts down on spam submissions, at the cost of a small extra step for viewers.
Can someone else help me moderate submissions?
Yes — there's a dedicated mod review option so trusted mods can help approve or reject incoming songs alongside you, rather than it all falling on one person during a busy stream.
How do I show the bracket in OBS?
Copy the OBS browser source link from your dashboard and add it as a Browser Source in OBS (Sources → Add → Browser) — the bracket overlay will then update live in your scene as matches are decided.