Channel Banners, Thumbnails, Waiting Scenes and Tags From One AI Image
Stream Kit makes the assets streamers usually commission. Describe your channel look once and generate a master image. The kit then crops it for every platform preset: a Twitch profile banner at 1200 by 480, YouTube channel art at 2560 by 1440 with a safe-area preview, a Kick banner, offline screens and thumbnails. Adjust each crop with offset sliders, sharpen for YouTube, and download the whole set as one ZIP. Emotes run through a separate pass that isolates the figure first.
The Waiting Scenes tab builds animated Starting Soon and Be Right Back screens that star your own VTuber. Pick a model you made in the VTuber Studio, weight its idle animations into a living playlist, schedule one-off moves on a timer, add a background color, a generated image or an upload, and up to three lines of text. Save it and paste one browser-source URL into OBS.
A Tags and Titles assistant drafts platform-ready stream titles, Twitch tags and YouTube descriptions from a short brief, with a copy button on each block. It is for streamers on Twitch, YouTube and Kick who want a consistent channel identity without hiring for every piece.
What you can do
- One master image cropped to Twitch, YouTube, Kick, offline-screen and thumbnail presets
- Safe-area outlines and offset sliders on every crop, plus a YouTube sharpen upscale
- Emote pass that isolates the figure before export, delivered as its own ZIP
- Animated Starting Soon and BRB scenes starring your VTuber model
- Idle playlist weights, scheduled moves, backgrounds and text lines, saved to an OBS URL
- Tags and Titles assistant drafts titles, Twitch tags and YouTube descriptions
How it works
- Describe your channel art and generate a master image with the model you choose.
- Check each platform crop against its safe area, adjust the offsets, and download the ZIP.
- Build a waiting scene from your VTuber's idle clips, add a background and text, and copy the OBS URL.
- Ask the assistant for titles, tags and a description before you go live.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes does Stream Kit export?
A Twitch profile banner at 1200 by 480, YouTube channel art at 2560 by 1440 with its safe area shown, a Kick banner, offline screens and thumbnails, all cropped from one master image. Emotes export separately in their own ZIP.
Do I need a VTuber model for the waiting scenes?
Yes. The scenes are built from the animated clips of a model saved in the VTuber Studio. If you do not have one yet, make it there first. The channel art and the tags assistant work without any model.
How do I put a waiting scene in OBS?
Save the scene and copy its URL, then add it in OBS as a browser source. The scene plays a weighted random mix of your model's idle clips with any scheduled moves, over your chosen background and text. Edits you save are picked up by the running scene.
Which platforms does the tags assistant cover?
It drafts stream titles, Twitch tags and YouTube descriptions from a brief you type, and returns them as separate blocks with a copy button on each, so you can paste them straight into your stream setup.
Can I choose which image model makes the art?
Yes. The channel art tab has a model picker covering the full image catalog, with a default already selected. The master is generated at a wide size so every platform preset can be cropped from it, and a sharpen step upscales it for YouTube.