Get live with your first slap
Use the first-time checklist to connect Twitch, activate the extension, add the overlay, and test playback before stream.
Open guideSoundSlap Help Center
Setup answers, stream-safe fixes, and best practices
Find detailed SoundSlap guides for first setup, sound uploads, Bits and Channel Points, OBS browser sources, moderation controls, SoundSlapBot, and common live-stream issues.
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01
First Steps
Connect Twitch, activate the extension, add OBS, test a slap, and verify the panel.
02
Sound Library
Upload sounds, set visibility, select GIF artwork, tune volume, and manage cooldowns.
03
Bits & Channel Points
Configure prices, Channel Points rewards, Twitch transactions, and Restore Tokens.
04
OBS Overlay
Install the browser source, route audio, preview alerts, and use custom HTML alerts safely.
05
Moderation & Safety
Pause, mute, clear the queue, limit slaps to subscribers, block viewers, and manage SoundSlapBot.
06
Troubleshooting
Fix offline panels, missing audio, Twitch auth issues, missing redemptions, and mobile problems.
Popular guides
Fix OBS overlay audio
Check browser source audio routing, OBS monitoring, overlay tokens, mute state, and test behavior from the dashboard.
Open guideSet Bits prices correctly
Learn why SoundSlap uses 25-Bit increments and how to price small sounds, loud interruptions, and premium alerts.
Open guideConnect Channel Points
Create the Twitch Custom Reward, match redemptions to sounds, and know when to reconnect Twitch permissions.
Open guideManage uploads and visibility
Keep sounds private, publish to the public library, select safe Klipy GIFs, and make sound names readable.
Open guideControl chaos mid-stream
Use pause, mute, queue clear, cooldowns, and viewer blocks without breaking paid playback expectations.
Open guideLimit SoundSlaps to subscribers
Use subscriber-only mode for perk nights, member-only alerts, or higher-trust streams while keeping server-side verification in place.
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Use the dashboard checks first.
The dashboard shows overlay connection, panel status, Twitch reconnect prompts, test slap tools, and safety controls.