LiveStage is the AI camera for anyone who goes live — streamers, gamers, creators, podcasters, teachers and live sellers. Broadcast from a neon arena, a fantasy card shop, a luxury showroom — in a tuxedo, wizard robes, or as a full battle mech — switched live from a hotkey, a Stream Deck, or your phone as a remote. And when the moment lands — a raid, a donation, a sale — the stage reacts.
No credit card. Sign in with your email and your first 30 seconds of AI camera are on us.
Recorded straight out of the studio: one ordinary webcam, one room, no green screen and no rig — ten worlds, wardrobes and characters, switched live on a hotkey. Anything that isn’t on the deck, you type — the scene is whatever you describe.
One studio, one row of hotkeys. What changes is what you do with it.
Your facecam becomes part of the game. Go live from a neon arena, a dungeon, a cyberpunk rooftop — or come on as a battle mech for boss night and back to yourself for the outro. Your game capture, overlays and alerts are untouched; only the camera changes.
No rig, no model, no tracking setup. Chrome android, cyborg, anime hero, hologram, vampire — your whole face and body transformed live from an ordinary webcam, and back to you in one tap.
Record from a set that matches the episode instead of the corner of your bedroom. A different room per segment, switched mid-sentence, with no studio rental and no green screen.
✂ Clip That saves the last 30–60 seconds of your transformed stream straight to a file. One live session becomes a week of TikToks and Reels that look like nothing else on the feed.
Teach from inside the thing you're teaching — a lab, a stage, a period room. Play a set from a club at 2am. Same webcam, same platform, entirely different room.
Sell from inside a fantasy card shop, a luxury showroom or a stadium — while the Product Cam keeps your actual item raw and untouched on screen. The one audience where trust is a feature, so it's built in.
LiveStage doesn't plug into Twitch, TikTok or Whatnot — it doesn't have to. It transforms your camera, and your encoder captures the result like any other source. Your platform never knows the difference.
Open the studio in your browser, pick your webcam — or your phone as a camera — and go live. The AI transform runs in realtime, around a second behind your movement.
Ten crafted sets on hotkeys 1–0, wardrobe looks and full personas one click away — go on in a tuxedo, wizard robes, team colors, or as a cyborg — or type your own scene. Switch mid-sentence; the show morphs while you keep talking.
Press H for a clean full-screen output and capture that window — in OBS, Streamlabs, TikTok LIVE Studio, or by sharing it on a Zoom, Meet or Discord call. Nothing else changes about your setup.
A filter pastes a sticker on top of your camera feed. LiveStage re-renders every pixel, 30 times a second, with generative AI — light wraps around you, shadows fall where they should, the room behind you has real depth. Type "neon Tokyo alley" and it exists. No filter library has that, because no filter does that.
| Platform filters | Green screen | LiveStage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it actually is | A sticker overlaid on the frame | Fabric + a static image behind you | AI re-renders every frame live |
| Scenes available | Whatever the app ships | Whatever image you load | Anything you can type |
| Light, shadow & depth | Flat overlay | Flat backdrop, edge spill | Rendered around you, physically |
| Changes your wardrobe | ✕ | ✕ | One click, mid-sentence |
| Reacts to your show | ✕ | ✕ | Big moment → the room celebrates |
| Works on every platform | Locked to one app | Yes, with gear + lighting | Yes — window capture, zero gear |
The honest tell: a filter looks identical on stream number one and stream number one hundred. A generated set is different every single frame — that's why viewers stop scrolling.
Most of what LiveStage does is pure show. But if your stream is also a storefront — cards, sneakers, vintage, jewelry — trust can't be generated. So it isn't.
AI SCENE · LEGENDARY PULL
LIVE · REAL
Every scene and look is a live prompt — tune it, or type your own: neon esports arena, crowd in the dark · cozy vinyl record store at night · neon Tokyo alley · royal red velvet suit
The AI is the engine. LiveStage is the studio around it — the workflow, controls and protection that turn a model into a nightly show.
Save whole shows — "Friday Night Raids" = Neon Arena + Battle Mech + Crown — and restore them in one tap. Ten sets on keys 1–0, custom prompts, switching mid-sentence.
One key saves the last 30–60 seconds of your transformed show as a video file — the clutch play, the legendary pull, the crown moment — posted to TikTok before the stream even ends.
The raw Product Cam with live badge — trust is the currency of live selling, and it's designed in, not bolted on.
Clean-output mode any encoder can window-capture today; a native "LiveStage AI Camera" that any app can select is next.
A big-button control surface in a second window for touch monitors and second screens — plus Stream Deck support via one-tap actions. Fire "Legendary Pull" without touching the keyboard.
A big moment lands — a raid, a donation, a sub, a sale — and the room erupts in gold, then auto-returns to your set. On-stream counter with a goal bar for whatever your show counts. One tap — S key, Remote Deck or Stream Deck. Platform auto-triggers land as official APIs allow.
Founding members get lifetime-locked pricing, a direct line to the builder, and their scene requests shipped first. Whatever you go live for — gaming, podcasts, music, teaching, or selling cards, sneakers and vintage — we want your show to be the one people talk about.
Every plan streams unlimited hours. AI scene minutes only count while the AI set is on — flip it off mid-show with one tap (or the A key) and you're live on your real camera, free.
Pay as you go — enter any amount, $3 per AI minute, no subscription. Your minutes never expire and streaming is still unlimited.
Tell us what you want on your deck and we add it — a set, a wardrobe look, an extra, a persona. Your game's world as a scene. Your team jersey as a look. Your mascot head as an extra. It shows up as a new button in your studio, on a hotkey, right next to the built-in ones. Written and tested by us on a real camera so it holds up on live video, delivered in 3 business days, one round of tweaks included.
No — and the difference is visible in one glance. A filter overlays a sticker on your camera feed; a green screen swaps in a flat image. LiveStage generates the entire frame with AI, live: light wraps around you, shadows move with you, and the set is different every single frame. Filters come from a fixed library; LiveStage scenes come from whatever you type. And no filter on any platform can put you in a tuxedo mid-sentence.
Yes — that's most of what it's used for. Stream from a neon arena, a haunted mansion or the deck of a starship; go on as a cyborg, an anime hero or a chrome android; switch sets mid-sentence for a new segment. LiveStage never touches your game capture, your overlays or your alerts — it transforms your camera, and your encoder composites it exactly where your facecam already sits. Live selling is one of the things people do with it, not the point of it.
If you're selling: no — and that's the whole design. The AI transforms the environment; your product is shown through the Product Cam, a raw untouched feed with a "LIVE · REAL" badge your buyers can see. For maximum trust, point a second overhead camera at the item.
Yes — one click puts you in a tuxedo, wizard robes, a gold suit, a Santa outfit, and more, live, while you keep talking. Set and wardrobe combine ("haunted mansion + wizard robes" is one show). Only one thing is off-limits to the AI: the product you're selling.
Streaming is unlimited on every plan — minutes only tick while the AI set is actually on. Flip AI off with one tap (or the A key) and your real camera stays live, free. Most streamers run AI for the show open, big reveals and celebrations — a two-hour show typically uses a handful of minutes. Your remaining minutes are always visible in the studio, and if you run out mid-show the stream simply continues on your real camera. Don't want a subscription? Buy any amount of minutes pay-as-you-go — they never expire and stack on top of a plan's monthly minutes.
If you can capture a window, LiveStage works: Twitch, Kick, YouTube Live, TikTok LIVE, Discord, Whatnot, Amazon Live, Facebook Live — and it works the same inside a Zoom or Meet call. LiveStage outputs a clean full-screen window, and whatever you already stream with captures it like any other source — OBS, Streamlabs, TikTok LIVE Studio, or the share-screen button on a call. No platform approval, no plugin, no API.
Today, your phone makes a great camera (via Camo, DroidCam or Continuity Camera) feeding LiveStage on your computer, which streams through whatever encoder you already use. Phone-native streaming is on the roadmap — the studio already runs in a mobile browser.
The transform is realtime video-to-video — around a second behind your movement, continuous, not frame snapshots. Your voice and chat interaction run at normal speed; the set just follows a beat behind, like a broadcast delay.
While the AI camera is on, your video streams to our realtime AI model provider for the transformation and comes straight back — that's the whole trip. LiveStage itself records nothing: we don't store your video, we don't save your broadcasts, and nobody here watches your stream. Switch the AI off and your raw camera stays live with no video leaving your machine at all. The full detail, including what our provider may do with content sent to them, is in our Privacy Policy — section 1, deliberately at the top.
Yes — press ✂ Clip That (or X, or a Stream Deck key) and the last 30–60 seconds of your transformed show downloads instantly, with your mic audio included. Every crown moment, legendary pull and gold eruption becomes short-form content while you're still live.
A computer with Chrome, any webcam, and whatever you already stream with. OBS is the usual answer, but nothing here needs OBS specifically — Streamlabs, TikTok LIVE Studio and Whatnot’s own studio all capture a window, and on Zoom, Meet or Discord you can simply share the LiveStage window with no extra software at all. Sign in with your email, pick a scene, go live — about five minutes from zero to your first AI-staged stream.