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PrismPoster stream tools let your viewers add music and video to your stream — safely. They submit original AI songs to your Fan Song Queue (original music made for streaming, not licensed commercial tracks), plus Fan Clips and Fan Selfies made with your consent-based likeness. You approve every submission before anything airs.
Playing commercial music on stream risks copyright strikes; chat still wants to pick the soundtrack
Song requests and viewer clips live in scattered third-party tools
Letting viewers make AI content with your face or voice feels risky without consent controls
You want fan interaction without anything hitting the stream that you have not approved
The PrismPoster run
Share your Fan Song Queue link or QR. Viewers submit original AI songs from chat or the fan page, vote on what plays, and you approve each track before it airs through your OBS stream-audio widget. The songs are original AI music made for streaming, not licensed commercial tracks — no likeness setup needed.
For viewer videos and selfies, set up one creator likeness from your phone, with consent controls, Twitch follower or subscriber gates, and pause or revoke any time. Viewers then submit Fan Clips and Fan Selfies you review before they show.
Approve what you like, then play it through OBS widgets: a stream-audio player for the Fan Song Queue and a browser-source overlay for Fan Clips. Nothing airs until you send it.
Fan Song Queue: viewers submit original AI songs you approve before they play — stream-safe music made for streaming, not licensed commercial tracks
Viewer song voting and a queue that runs from your account with no likeness setup
Fan Clips: viewer-submitted AI videos made with your consent-based likeness, creator-reviewed before they air
OBS overlay and stream-audio widgets added as browser sources
Nightbot-compatible Twitch and YouTube chat commands for song and clip submissions
Twitch follower and subscriber gates plus pause, revoke, and takedown on your likeness
Fan Selfies: viewer selfies made with your consent-based likeness, creator-reviewed before they show
A worked example
Your chat has been asking to pick the music for months. Playing commercial tracks on stream is how channels collect strikes, so the answer has always been no. The Fan Song Queue is a way to say yes.
Add the stream-audio player to OBS as a browser source, and the Fan Clips overlay as a second one. This is a one-time setup. Nothing routes to either widget until you approve it, so adding them early costs you nothing.
Share your Fan Song Queue link or QR code, and wire the Nightbot-compatible chat commands so viewers can submit from Twitch or YouTube chat without leaving the stream. Gate submissions to followers or subscribers if you want a higher bar. No likeness setup is needed for songs.
Viewers submit original AI songs and vote on what should play next. You see the queue and approve each track before it airs. Because the tracks are generated original music made for streaming rather than licensed commercial recordings, the usual clearance problem does not apply.
Set up one creator likeness from your phone to unlock Fan Clips and Fan Selfies. Consent controls, follower and subscriber gates, and pause, revoke, or takedown are all yours, and every submission is reviewed by you before it reaches the overlay.
Chat picks the soundtrack, viewers make things with you in them, and nothing reaches the stream that you have not personally approved first.
No. The Fan Song Queue runs from your account with no likeness setup at all — it is music only. Setting up a creator likeness is required only for Fan Clips and Fan Selfies, where viewers make video or images that include you.
You approve every submission before it airs. Nothing routes to the OBS widgets automatically. On top of that you can gate submissions to Twitch followers or subscribers, and for likeness-based content you can pause, revoke, or issue a takedown at any time.
The songs are original AI music generated for streaming, not licensed commercial tracks, so there is no commercial recording being broadcast without a licence. That is the whole point of the queue — it gives chat the aux without putting a rights-holder claim on your channel.
The Creator Cast stream tools are free on every plan, including Free. Generating your own media in the studios draws on your shared monthly credit pool, and releasing music to Discover and PrismRadio is a Creator-plan-and-above feature, but the fan submission and review tooling itself is not paywalled.