# Get Streamlabs Event Feed into OBS Studio

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This does not apply to Streamlabs OBS users. \
Streamlabs OBS requires no additional configuration after linking Rally and Streamlabs accounts.
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Some of this information may be useful for Xsplit Broadcaster users
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This process may be useful for non-Rally streamers as well
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## Purpose

Seeing your recent donations in an activity feed from within OBS Studio is a key way to stay on top of your stream's events.

Although it's not possible to integrate Streamlabs events directly into the existing "Twitch Activity Feed" OBS Studio dock, here is a solution to add a custom dock that can either replace or work alongside the stock Studio feed.

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Rally users, make sure you've [linked your Streamlabs account](/rally-io/creator-tools/streamlabs-integration/link-or-unlink-streamlabs.md) under "Integrations" in your Rally account settings!
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## Process Overview

1. Under OBS Studio navigate to **View** (Alt+V) > **Docks** > **Custom Browser Docks**
2. Add your preferred Dock Name (I chose "Streamlabs Events") and add "<https://streamlabs.com/dashboard/recent-events>" under the "URL"
3. If it doesn't show up automatically, navigate back to **View** > **Docks**, and select your newly added dock under whatever name you set.
4. Optional: dock or undock it to the actual OBS window.
5. Optional: remove the standard "Twitch Activity Feed" by either clicking the X button on that dock or unchecking it from **View** > **Docks** > **Twitch Activity Feed**
6. Optional: If you haven't already configured Streamlabs "Alert Box", [check this link](https://streamlabs.com/content-hub/post/setting-up-your-streamlabs-alerts).

## Steps

#### Get the link to Streamlabs' Recent Events

If the link is no longer "<https://streamlabs.com/dashboard/recent-events>", here are steps to find the link. This may be useful if your dock stops working or it loads a 404 page.

1. Log in to the Streamlabs website and go to your [dashboard](https://streamlabs.com/dashboard).&#x20;
2. Navigate to **Recent Events** in the left column.
3. Select **popout** *(looks like two pages stacked)* and copy the URL of the window that appears.

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Save this link for later. The default at the time of writing this is "<https://streamlabs.com/dashboard/recent-events>".

#### Add a custom OBS Studio Dock

Launch OBS studio

Under OBS Studio navigate to **View** (Alt+V) > **Docks** > **Custom Browser Docks**

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Add your preferred Dock Name (I chose "Streamlabs Events").\
Add "<https://streamlabs.com/dashboard/recent-events>" under the "URL".

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Click **Apply**

If it doesn't show up automatically, navigate back to **View** > **Docks**, and select your newly added dock under whatever name you set.

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You may have to sign in to Twitch or Streamlabs within this window.

Optionally, dock or undock it to the actual OBS window. You can resize docks.

Optionally remove the standard "Twitch Activity Feed" by either clicking the X button on that dock or unchecking it from **View** > **Docks** > **Twitch Activity Feed**

Optional (to display donation events on-stream as well) - If you haven't already configured Streamlabs "Alert Box", [check this link](https://streamlabs.com/content-hub/post/setting-up-your-streamlabs-alerts). (Applies to Streamlabs OBS, OBS Studio, XSplit, and any other streaming program that uses "Source URLs" for stream elements.)


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