CastFork
Integrations

Stream to YouTube and everywhere else

YouTube is one of the destinations CastFork connects to. Set it up once, and it goes live alongside every other platform you’ve connected, from a single broadcast.

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How to connect

Connecting YouTube takes four steps

01

Create or sign in to your YouTube account

You'll need an existing YouTube account (or channel/page) that you have permission to stream to.

02

Connect YouTube to CastFork

From Channels, choose YouTube and approve the connection on YouTube's own consent screen. CastFork never sees your YouTube password — only the access token YouTube issues.

03

Choose it as a destination

Toggle YouTube on for any stream card, alongside whatever else you're sending to at the same time.

04

Go live

Press go — CastFork relays your feed to YouTube along with every other destination you toggled on, from the same encode.

What's supported

YouTube capability notes

Straight from our platform catalog — no feature listed as supported that isn't actually wired up.

Custom titles

Up to 100 characters.

Description

Up to 5,000 characters.

Chat in Studio's unified panel

Supported

Stream analytics

Supported

Live viewer count

Supported

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YouTube FAQ

Questions about YouTube and CastFork

Yes. YouTube counts the same as any other channel toward how many destinations can be live at once on your plan — Free covers 2, and every paid tier raises that.

No — connecting YouTube itself is free on every plan. What's plan-gated is how many destinations (of any kind) can be live at the same time.

Yes — YouTube's comments land in Studio's unified chat panel alongside every other connected platform's, so you're not switching tabs mid-show.

Yes — viewer and health data for your YouTube destination shows up in your stream's analytics alongside every other channel.

Yes, any time — removing a channel from Channels stops it from appearing as a destination option on future stream cards. It doesn't affect a stream already in progress.

Add YouTube to your first stream

Free covers two destinations at once, no time limit, no card required.

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