Streaming to a wide and a tall feed usually means two overlays and two scene collections. With Kloot it is one link. Add it to your 1920×1080 canvas and to your 1080×1920 canvas; each copy measures its own frame and lays every tool out for that shape. One key press plays in both.
Yes, with Kloot. Add the same overlay link as a 1920×1080 browser source on your main canvas and a 1080×1920 source on your vertical canvas. Each copy detects its own shape and lays tools out for it. The panel previews both side by side, and one key press plays in both.
16:9 · 1920×1080
9:16
What you’ll build
One overlay link driving your 16:9 and 9:16 feeds, previewed side by side in the panel.
In the top bar’s copy menu, choose Copy for 1920×1080 or Copy for 1080×1920. Both copy the same link; the menu shows the source settings for each size.
Add a Browser source at 1920 × 1080 on your main canvas. If Kloot is already there, leave it: a 1920×1080 source renders exactly as before.
On your vertical canvas or portrait scene (in OBS, a 1080×1920 canvas or profile), add a Browser source with the same link at 1080 × 1920. Any app with a browser source works the same way, because the overlay only looks at its own size.
1080 × 1920A nearly square source gets the 9:16 layout at 16:9 sizes. If a host reports the wrong size, add &format=portrait to the end of the link.
In the True preview, choose Both. Each segment shows “live” when a source of that shape is connected. The chooser only changes what the panel shows, never the overlay.
What you'll see: Two frames side by side; a counter press animates in both.
Choose the platform the 9:16 feed goes to: TikTok LIVE, Twitch (mobile), YouTube (vertical feed), Other / unknown or None. The bands are estimates; two sliders adjust the bottom and right ones.
You don’t place anything twice. Each tool has a 9:16 rule.
Want a tool somewhere else on the phone? Each anchored tool’s editor has an “In 9:16” section. Same as 16:9 uses the rule above and Hide in 9:16 is Free; Custom for 9:16, your own spot and size, is Pro ($9/month).
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No. Kloot uses one link for every shape. You add the same link to each canvas at that canvas’s size, and every tool you add to the deck shows up in both feeds.
No. A 1920×1080 source renders exactly as it did before. The 9:16 layout applies only to a source drawn in a tall or square frame.
Shape detection, the 9:16 layout, the side-by-side preview and safe-zone shading are Free. Placing a tool yourself in 9:16 with Custom for 9:16 is Pro, at $9/month or $79/year.
No. Kloot never reads gifts, subs, follows or chat. You fire tools from the panel, your phone or a Stream Deck, and each press plays in both shapes at once.
The same link lays itself out for 16:9 and 9:16. Detection, the 9:16 layout and the dual preview are Free.
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