Add a news ticker to your live stream from the browser studio: write the text, set speed, size, colours and right-to-left direction, then start and stop it on air.
A news ticker is a line of text that runs along the bottom of the picture: headlines, the next topic, a phone number, a donation link. In the StreamLive Pro browser studio you open Graphics, press Ticker, write the text, choose speed, size, colours and direction, and press Start. The ticker is drawn into the broadcast, so every network and the recording get the same running line. Pressing Ticker again stops it.

| Element | Where it sits | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Ticker | A full-width bar at the very bottom | Keep it running only while it carries something useful |
| Lower third (name and role) | Just above the bottom | Show it for 5 to 8 seconds; with a ticker on, move it higher. See How to make lower thirds for a live stream |
| Logo | A top corner | Put it on an overlay channel so it stays when you switch cameras: Add a logo and overlays to your live stream |
| Viewer comment on screen | Over the picture | One comment at a time, from Graphics |
Phone apps place their own buttons and comments over the bottom of the picture. Turn on the safe frame guides from Layout to see what may be covered, and check the broadcast once on a phone.
A ticker is text you write, on air, in real time. Captions for Shorts and videos are made from speech after the fact, and one of the caption designs is also called News Ticker. Captions or translation that viewers see during the live are not available. More: Captions and translation for live streams: what works today and what is coming.
Yes. The browser studio has a ticker under Graphics. Write the text, set speed and colours, and press Start.
Yes. Choose Right to Left in Direction and the text runs the way Hebrew is read.
Yes. It is drawn into the picture we send, so YouTube, Facebook and every other destination show it, and it is in the recording.
Yes. Press Ticker to stop it, press again, edit the text and Start. The change takes a few seconds and the broadcast keeps running.
No. There is one ticker line. For a second line of text, use a title from Graphics.
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