A poll turns a passive audience into the room deciding what happens next. In Kloot you fire a poll from one deck key, viewers vote in a tap by QR or join code (no chat bot, no extension), and results animate live on your overlay — bars or a pie, in your colors. Here is how to build and run one, on the real panel and the real overlay.
Add Kloot's overlay URL as an OBS browser source, create a poll in the panel with your question and options, and fire it live. Viewers scan an on-screen QR code to vote from any device — no chat commands — and results animate on your overlay in real time. The whole setup takes about four minutes.
You set it up here
It lands here — the real overlay
What do we play next?
What you’ll build
A live poll your viewers vote on by QR or code from any platform, with results animating on your overlay — opened and closed from one deck key.
Paste your single Kloot overlay URL into one Browser source in OBS and size it to your canvas. That one source powers the poll and every other Kloot tool — you never add another browser source.
Already have Kloot in OBS? Skip this — the poll rides the source you already added.
Type the question you want the room to answer. Keep it short and punchy — it becomes the headline of the card on screen.
Add 2–6 answer choices. Creator supports up to four options, Pro up to six. Save the poll as a preset if it is one you run every stream (game pick, yes/no, tier vote).
Reusable polls save as one-press presets, so your regular questions fire again without rebuilding them live.
Choose bars or a pie, your accent color, on-screen position, and the reveal animation. It is the same renderer your viewers see, so the preview is exactly what lands on stream.
Pick a time limit or run it manually. Viewers vote by scanning the on-overlay QR or entering the join code at kloot.gg/join — no chat command, no bot, no extension, on any platform.
Fire the poll from a deck key when you want the room to vote. The card appears with a QR and join code, results fill in live with counts and percentages, and one more press clears it off screen.
Turn on “highlight leader” so the winning option pops the instant the room swings — it reads clearly on stream.
Once it’s built, running a poll is two presses — open and close. Here’s the whole loop, and what each side sees.
Press the key when you want the room to weigh in. The question, the options, and a QR + join code appear on your overlay — voting is open.
They scan the QR or enter the code at kloot.gg/join and tap a choice — Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok, or an IRL room. No chat command, no bot, no extension.
The bars or pie fill live with counts and percentages, and the leader highlights the instant the room swings. Read it out on mic to pull people in.
Press again to clear the poll off screen, announce the result, and move on. Save it as a preset and the same question fires again next stream with one press.
A poll turns a passive room into the audience deciding what happens next. Good moments to fire one:
When: Between games, maps, or rounds.
Why it works: Hands the wheel to the room and instantly lifts engagement — people stay to see if their pick wins.
When: Chat has gone quiet and you want energy.
Why it works: A spicy binary makes everyone pick a side and floods chat with reactions.
When: Rewarding your community or members.
Why it works: A tier vote gives members real ownership of the stream — a reason to stay subscribed.
When: A meetup, class, panel, or projector.
Why it works: A QR on screen turns any physical room into live voting — no app to install for anyone.
Bars, this-or-that, or a pie — every preview below is the real poll renderer with votes ticking live, in your colors.
What do we play next?
The default read: a horse race the room can follow mid-game.
“What do we play next?” with four games on the board. Bars fill live with counts and percentages, and the leader highlights the instant the room swings — easy to read from any screen size.
One key opens it, one closes itPineapple on pizza?
Two options, one fight — the fastest way to wake up a quiet chat.
Drop a spicy binary and make everyone pick a side. Two big bars, a visible tug-of-war, and a flood of reactions in chat while the lead flips back and forth.
Save it as a preset — refires in one pressThis month’s sub perk?
One glance says how the room divides — best for 3+ real choices.
Let subs pick this month’s perk. The pie makes the share of the room obvious even when the counts are close, and it reads as a “decision”, not a race.
Same poll, one toggle to switch layoutThe poll card sits in a corner, out of the action — or takes center screen when the vote is the moment itself.
What do we play next?
They scan the QR on your overlay or enter a short join code at kloot.gg/join and tap their choice — no chat command, no bot, no extension. It works the same on Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok, or IRL.
Yes. Votes animate in real time with counts and percentages, and the leader can highlight automatically so the moment reads clearly on stream.
No. Voting rides a QR + join code, so there is nothing to install and no platform to wire up. You open and close the poll by hand from your deck or phone.
Between two and six. The Creator plan supports up to four options; Pro raises the cap to six. You can reorder or remove options while building.
Polls are on the Creator plan ($15/mo) and up. That plan also includes alerts, lower thirds, tickers, borders, counters, and the full effects library, with no watermark.
One press opens the vote, any viewer on any platform can answer, and the results animate on your overlay. Polls are on Creator — no chat bot, no watermark.
Start freeFree plan · Creator $15/mo · Pro $25/mo · Event Pass $9 for 3 days