Four steps, once. Each one opens when you get to it.
This runs on your computer and reads your live chat. It is the part that actually talks to TikTok — nothing appears on stream without it.
That's your computer's normal check on a newly downloaded app, not a problem with LiveConnectPro.
Mac: right-click the app icon, choose Open, then Open again in the box that appears. You only do this the first time.
Windows: click More info, then Run anyway.
Open the desktop app. Near the bottom there is a box marked connector key. Copy the key below and paste it there, then press Connect cloud.
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Keep this private — it links the app to your account.
This step only works while you are actually live. Start your broadcast first, then in the desktop app type your @username and press Connect.
Almost always the free sign-server being busy rather than anything you have done. Wait a minute and press Connect again.
Also worth checking: your broadcast is actually running, and the username matches the one in your profile with no @ and no spaces.
Overlays are web pages your streaming software displays on top of your video. Each overlay has its own address, on its own page — so you add only the ones you want, and as many as you like.
In TikTok LIVE Studio
Under Sources click +, choose Browser, name it and press OK. Paste the address into the URL box, set width 1920 and height 1080, then OK.
In OBS or Streamlabs
Repeat for each overlay you want on screen. Sound Alerts and TTS work the same way and carry their own audio. Works with anything that accepts a browser source — TikTok LIVE Studio, OBS, Streamlabs and others.
Open your Alert BoxYou're ready. Anything you build now shows up on your stream straight away.
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