Stream in Portuguese. Go Live in 32 Languages. Real-Time.

The Problem

Brazil has one of the largest Twitch audiences in the world. You have a real community streaming in Portuguese. But English-speaking viewers bounce. They don't follow streams they can't understand — and they won't read subtitles.

You don't need to learn English to stream in English. You just need StreamFluent.

How It Works

You stream in Portuguese. StreamFluent translates your speech and dubs it into English, Spanish, French, and 29 more languages — live, with under 1 second of latency. Your Portuguese stream goes to your main channel. English viewers get a separate English channel. Simultaneously, from one OBS session.

Setup (Under 10 Minutes)

1. Install the StreamFluent OBS plugin — dubbed audio sources appear in your mixer
2. Set up additional stream outputs — one per language destination
3. Stream once — all language versions go out live at the same time

What You Get

• 32 languages with full voice dubbing (not captions)
• Sub-1 second latency — dubbed audio stays in sync with your stream
• Your voice cloned into every language on Pro+ (30-second sample)
• Works with OBS, Streamlabs, or any RTMP encoder
• Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Rumble, or custom RTMP endpoints
• 3 free hours — no credit card required

Common Questions

Will English viewers hear my voice or a generic AI? On Pro+, they hear your voice — just speaking English. StreamFluent clones your tone from a 30-second sample.

Does it work with Twitch Brasil and Twitch English at the same time? Yes. Each language gets its own destination. Both run from your single OBS broadcast.

What about CPU usage? Under 2%. Translation runs in the cloud, not on your machine.