Drag and drop or upload the GIF you want to use as your alert in this windowĦ. Now click the Change Media text next to the red X under your Image/Video Fileĥ. With your alert type selected, look on the right side of that window and click Media.Ĥ. Once you’re in the Alertbox settings, select one of the alert types on the left side under the Global Settings. First make sure you have an Alertbox setup under your sources (Add new source > select Alertbox under the Widgets menu)Ģ. We also have a more detailed guide here for setting up Streamlabs alerts if you need help with that. Or if you’re not using SLOBS, you can do it in the Streamlabs dashboard on their website. First is if you’re using SLOBS to stream, you can add an Alertbox source in there. There are two ways to add GIFs to Streamlabs alerts. If you have your own custom GIFs that you want to add to Streamlabs for your alerts then this guide will help you out.
If you want control over when your GIF(s) show up on stream, you can manually click the eye icon in the source to hide or reveal it. Click the Browse button on the right side of Local File and locate the GIF you have saved to your computer that you want to add to Streamlabs.Īlternatively you can simply click and drag the GIF file from your folder into Streamlabs instead of having to go through the Add a new source method.
Choose Media Source and name it something relevant (e.g. Under Sources, click the plus (+) icon to add a new source.Ģ. Here’s how to add GIFs using Streamlabs OBSġ. Whether you’re reacting to a miserable fail on stream, or one of your viewers redeemed a specific channel point redemption, having the ability to have GIFs show up on your stream on command can be a fun way to add some more entertainment to your stream. Sometimes it can be cool to have a GIF popup on your stream after a certain event happens. Adding GIFs to Your Stream Using Streamlabs OBS
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