Free soundboard for Kick
Play sounds on your Kick stream when you go live from the Kick website, without OBS. Free, no sign-up.
Your browser will ask for microphone access when you click.
Set it up in Kick
01
Pick sounds your chat will know
Add them on the Facecam soundboard, up to 24 pads, then click Use these sounds in calls.
02
Open Web Go Live
In Kick's Creator Dashboard click Go Live. The first time, Kick walks you through a short setup and asks Chrome for your camera and microphone.
03
Choose the audio source
Click the microphone icon at the bottom of the studio and select “Facecam Virtual Mic” as the audio source. The level control is in the same place.
04
Set title and category
Use the pencil icon to fill in the stream title, category, language and rating. Kick shows errors if you skip them.
05
Go live
Start the stream and play sounds from the Facecam popup. Keep the Kick studio tab open the whole time.
Tested by Facecam team. Facecam extension 2.1.0 (test build) in Chromium 153.0.8010.12 on macOS 26.5.1 (Apple silicon), with Chromium's built-in test camera and microphone, not signed in to any app. We opened kick.com, not the signed-in Creator Dashboard and checked from inside that page that its device list listed Facecam Virtual Mic and got sound from it. We didn't sign in or join a call there, so Kick's own menus in the steps come from Kick's help pages (see Sources).
If it doesn't work
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Kick's mic menu only shows my real microphone | Reload the studio tab with the Facecam extension on, and allow the microphone when Chrome asks. |
| The stream won't start | Title or category is empty. Fill them in with the pencil icon. |
| Sounds are much louder than my voice | Turn down the pads on the soundboard rather than the Kick level, which moves your voice too. |
| I already stream from OBS | Keep doing that and add the soundboard as an OBS browser source. |
Web Go Live or OBS on Kick
| Kick Web Go Live | OBS with a stream key | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs in | Chrome, on kick.com | A desktop app |
| Scenes | Starting Soon, Back Soon, camera, screen share | Whatever you build |
| Facecam soundboard | Through Facecam Virtual Mic | As a browser source |
| Setup time | Minutes | Longer, but more control |
Web Go Live suits just-chatting streams from a laptop. If you play games at high bitrates, OBS is still the stronger tool, and the soundboard has a route there too.
More about Kick
Sound alerts you trigger yourself
Kick's studio has its own Alerts widgets. A soundboard is the manual half: the fail horn when you miss, the drum roll before a giveaway winner. Put your six most-used sounds first, because the Chrome shortcut keys play the first six.
Sources
- Kick: KICK Studio Web Go Live — help.kick.com/en/articles/15952303 (checked 2026-10-03)
- Kick: browser compatibility — help.kick.com/en/articles/14994226 (checked 2026-10-03)
- Kick: how to stream with a stream key — help.kick.com/en/articles/7066931 (checked 2026-10-03)
- StreamYard: supported destinations — support.streamyard.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415539271700 (checked 2026-10-03)
Questions
Can I use it from my phone on Kick?
No. It needs the Facecam extension in Chrome on a computer.
Does it work if I multistream to Kick from StreamYard?
Yes. Pick the Facecam mic inside StreamYard; Kick is one of its destinations.
Will viewers hear my voice and the sounds together?
Yes, mixed into one source.
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