StreamLive ProChoose which Facebook Pages your live goes to
Pick which of your Facebook Pages a live goes to: Manage pages on the Facebook card, the switch on each Page in the channel list, and several Pages at once.
If you manage several Facebook Pages, StreamLive Pro lets you decide at two levels which ones a live goes to. On Connections, Manage pages on the Facebook card sets which Pages appear in StreamLive Pro at all. On the Live stream page, the switch on each Page's row decides whether this broadcast goes there. Each Page you switch on is one destination of the broadcast. Your personal profile is never offered as a live destination; StreamLive Pro goes live on Pages only.
Before you start
- Facebook connected, with the Pages allowed. When you connected, Facebook asked which Pages StreamLive Pro may use. A Page you did not tick there cannot appear here. If a Page is missing, follow My Facebook Page is not in the list.
- A role on each Page that lets you go live. Facebook decides this (Meta Business Help: Go live with streaming software, checked 5 November 2026).
- Enough destinations in your plan. Two Pages are two destinations. The number per broadcast depends on the plan; the 7-day trial allows two. See the pricing page.
Steps
- Open Connections. Go to Connections and find the Facebook card.
- Click Manage pages. A window lists every Page the connection can see, with its picture and type. A ticked box means the Page appears when you go live or publish.
- Tick the Pages you use and save. Untick the ones you never stream to, so they do not crowd the channel list. Click Save; a message says how many are selected. A Page that shows up later, after a reconnect, can arrive unticked; tick it here when you want it.
- Open the broadcast. Go to Live stream. In the Channels list every ticked Page has its own row.
- Switch on the Pages for this live. Use the switch on each Page's row. Switch off the ones that should not get this broadcast. If you try to switch on more channels than your plan allows, StreamLive Pro stops at the limit and tells you so.
- Give each Page its own title, if you want. Click Edit on a Page's row to set its title, description and thumbnail. See Give each network its own title in one live broadcast.
- Go live. Press Start stream. StreamLive Pro creates a separate live video on each Page you switched on.
Two levels, two purposes
| Where | What it decides | How long it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Manage pages on the Facebook card | Which Pages exist in StreamLive Pro at all | Until you change it |
| The switch on the Page's row on the Live stream page | Whether this broadcast goes to the Page | For your next broadcasts too, until you switch it again |
Manage pages also has a remove button for a single Page. It takes the Page off the list in StreamLive Pro; the Page itself stays on Facebook. To bring it back, reconnect Facebook and allow the Page again.
Several Pages in one broadcast
Each Page you switch on gets its own live video, its own title if you set one, and its own comments. The comments of every Page arrive in the chat next to the player, where you can reply (Live chat from YouTube and Facebook in one panel). Your computer still uploads one stream; the copies to each Page are made on our servers, so a second Page does not need more upload speed.
A common setup, for example, is a main Page and a second Page for a community or a branch, both live with the same broadcast but with different titles.
Why the personal profile is not offered
Meta does not let an app go live on a personal profile, so StreamLive Pro does not offer the profile in the live channel list, and a Facebook connection that has Pages never selects the profile for you. Groups are not live destinations either. To reach a group, go live on a Page and share the live video to the group from Facebook.
What can go wrong
| What you see | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| A Page is missing from Manage pages | It was not allowed on Facebook's approval screen | Reconnect, edit the settings on Facebook's screen, tick the Page |
| A Page is in Manage pages but not on the Live stream page | It is unticked in Manage pages | Tick it and save |
| "Your plan allows up to N active channels" | More channels switched on than the plan allows | Switch off a channel, or see the plans |
| The live went to a Page you did not want | Its switch was still on from the last broadcast | Switch it off before you start |
| One Page fails, the others are live | That Page's permission ended, or your role changed | Reconnect Facebook; see Reconnect a channel whose connection expired |
Frequently asked questions
Can I stream to two Facebook Pages at the same time?
Yes. Switch both Pages on in the channel list. Each gets its own live video and counts as one destination of the broadcast.
Can I go live on my personal Facebook profile?
No. StreamLive Pro goes live on Facebook Pages you manage. Meta does not let apps go live on personal profiles.
Why do I not see all my Pages when I go live?
Only Pages ticked in Manage pages on the Facebook card appear, and only Pages you allowed on Facebook's approval screen can be ticked.
Does removing a Page in Manage pages delete it on Facebook?
No. It only takes the Page off the list in StreamLive Pro. The Page stays on Facebook.
Do two Pages need double the upload speed?
No. You upload one stream to StreamLive Pro, and our servers send a copy to each Page.
Keep reading
Go live on a Facebook Page and Instagram at the same time from one computer: what each network requires, the Instagram key per live, and the fixes.
How to go live on a Facebook Page from your computerGo live on a Facebook Page from a computer: connect Facebook once, tick the Page, give it its own title, and start from the browser studio or from OBS.
How to go live on Facebook and LinkedIn at the same timeGo live on a Facebook Page and LinkedIn at the same time: the Page connects once with a sign-in, LinkedIn needs the stream key of each event, and one upload feeds both.
How to go live on Facebook and TikTok at the same timeGo live on a Facebook Page and TikTok at the same time from a computer: the Page connects once, TikTok takes a fresh key per session, and one upload feeds both.
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