Live replays — publish a recording of your stream
The server records your live streams. Rename one, choose who can watch and publish it as a post.
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After a stream, open My replays from the creator dashboard. Recordings appear on their own — there is nothing to switch on before going live.
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A recording marked Still processing is not ready yet. Give it a few minutes and press Refresh.
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Use Rename replay to give it a real title; an untitled recording is listed as “Untitled replay”.
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Press Preview to watch it before anyone else does.
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Choose Publish as post, add a caption, pick who can watch, tick Mark as sensitive if it needs a blur, then Publish.
Who can watch
Everyone — a public post, the same as any other public post on your profile.
Subscribers — anyone with an active subscription or trial.
A tier and above — the tier you choose and every tier above it.
A published replay is an ordinary post: it sits in your feed, can be edited or deleted, and a gated one is handed out by the same checks that protect every other paid post. The video file itself never moves when you publish it.
Housekeeping
Delete replay removes the recording. If you already published it as a post, delete the post separately — they are two different things.
Recordings use storage, so clearing out the ones you will never publish is worth doing.
Related
Broadcast from Live Studio with chat, tip menu, goals and cam-to-cam.
Free posts are visible to everyone who can see your profile; paid unlock posts show a protected preview.
Change the caption, the unlock price or the media from your profile timeline.
Tiers are the monthly plans fans subscribe to. Give each one a price and perks, reward longer commitments with 3, 6 or 12-month bundles, cap how many fans can join, and run promotions.