Free OBS Studio plugin

The toolkit that makes OBS less annoying

Scene folders, stacked docks, a proper toolbar, a plugin updater, one‑file backups, and fixes for the things that break mid‑stream.
Free, and open source.

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No catch · Open source · Needed for products that ship an OBS scene

The StreamUP OBS plugin in OBS Studio: the Scenes Organiser with folders, the backup window, the installed plugins list, a vertical MultiDock and the Pro Toolbar
Everything it does

One plugin, a stack of headaches gone

Anything in OBS that frustrates us, we fix and bake straight into the plugin.

Scene Organiser

OBS gives you one flat list. Forty scenes in and you are scrolling to find the one you need, mid-stream, on camera.

This gives you folders, a search box and favourites, so the scene you want is where you left it.

Side by side: the default OBS scene list as one long flat list, and the same scenes in the StreamUP Scenes Organiser grouped into folders
The same scene collection, before and after.

MultiDock

Every dock in OBS wants its own slot, and you only have so much screen.

MultiDock stacks them into one panel, so a vertical preview, your sources, your scenes and your transitions share a single space instead of fighting over it.

A vertical MultiDock holding a portrait preview, the Scenes Organiser, a sources list, scene transitions and a downstream keyer in one panel
Five docks, one slot.

Pro Toolbar

The controls you actually press, plus the numbers you keep opening Stats to check: CPU, FPS, dropped frames, your timers and your bitrate.

The StreamUP Pro Toolbar across the bottom of OBS: record and screenshot controls on the left, then CPU at 10%, 60 FPS, 248 dropped frames, timers and bitrate

OBS Backup

Scene collections, profiles, plugin settings, themes and your OBS settings, in one file. Caches and logs are skipped, because they rebuild themselves and only bloat the backup.

Your stream key is left out by default, so the file is safe to hand to somebody who is helping you fix something.

The StreamUP Backup window listing what gets saved, the current setup, and options for including the stream key or copying referenced media

And the rest of it

  • Plugin updater. Every OBS plugin you have loaded, its version, and what is out of date. Checks again on launch.
  • Mid‑stream fixes. Refresh browser sources or audio monitoring from the menu or a hotkey.
  • WebSocket commands. Hooks for Streamer.bot and your own automations.
  • Product install. Drops the OBS scene into place for the StreamUP products that ship one.

Every one of them can sit on a hotkey.

The StreamUP menu open in OBS, showing product install, plugin update checks, backup, tools, MultiDock, the theme, WebSocket commands and settings
It all lives under one menu in OBS.
Watch the walkthrough

See it working

Needed for anything with a scene

Products are downloaded from your account here on the site. Plenty of them are a Streamer.bot import and nothing else. The ones that come with an OBS scene use this plugin to install it, so it is worth having either way.

More than one plugin

The rest of the OBS family

Everything else we build for OBS Studio. Each one its own download, with its own page.

Ready to sort your OBS out?

Download the StreamUP plugin free, then tell us what to build next. We're always open to feedback.

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