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How to Set Up a Green Screen with Streamlabs OBS in 2022

0h 04m video Published Mar 13, 2022 Transcribed Aug 4, 2026 Twatter Twatter
Beginner 3 min read For: Aspiring streamers or content creators who want to set up a green screen for the first time using Streamlabs or similar software.
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"Delivers exactly what the title promises: a clear, step-by-step green screen setup guide for Streamlabs in 2022."

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This video provides a step-by-step guide on setting up a green screen with Streamlabs OBS in 2022, which also applies to other streaming platforms like Stream Elements and OBS. The creator demonstrates the process using a webcam, a green curtain, and the chroma key filter, including adjusting settings and positioning the camera.

[00:02]
Introduction and Purpose

The video is a facecam tutorial on setting up a green screen with Streamlabs in 2022, also applicable to other streaming platforms.

[00:15]
Requirements

You need streaming software (Streamlabs, Stream Elements, OBS), a webcam, and a green curtain (folds are okay).

[00:29]
Creating a New Scene

In Streamlabs, create a new scene and add a display capture or image source for the background.

[01:13]
Choosing Background

You can use any image, video, or game capture as your background. The example uses a display capture.

[01:43]
Adding Webcam

Add a video capture device source for the webcam. The example shows a green wall as the background.

[02:27]
Applying Chroma Key Filter

Right-click on the video capture device, go to Filters, add a Chroma Key filter. Set similarity to 1 initially, then copy recommended settings: color key spill reduction 1, smoothness 100, opacity 0.11, contrast 0, brightness 0, gamma 0.

[02:57]
Adjusting Similarity

Similarity is the key setting to remove the green color. For the creator, 520 works best. Adjust until the background is clean.

[03:41]
Positioning and Cropping

Hold Alt and drag the camera to crop out unwanted areas. Resize and reposition as needed.

[04:09]
Fixing Inverted Camera

If the camera is inverted, right-click, go to Transform, and select Flip Horizontal.

[04:23]
Final Result

After following these steps, the green screen is set up. The creator encourages experimenting with settings for better results.

Setting up a green screen with Streamlabs is straightforward: add a background, apply a chroma key filter, adjust similarity, and position the camera. With these steps, you can easily switch between backgrounds for streaming or content creation.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 00:15 Gather required equipment: streaming software (Streamlabs, Stream Elements, or OBS), a webcam, and a green curtain.
2 00:57 In Streamlabs, create a new scene (e.g., 'Twitter Live Streaming').
3 01:13 Add a background source: click '+' -> Image, Video, or Display Capture. Choose your desired background image or video.
4 01:43 Add a video capture device source for your webcam.
5 02:27 Right-click on the video capture device, select 'Filters', then add a 'Chroma Key' filter.
6 02:41 Set the filter settings: Color Key Spill Reduction=1, Smoothness=100, Opacity=0.11, Contrast=0, Brightness=0, Gamma=0. Keep Similarity at 1 initially.
7 02:57 Adjust the Similarity slider until the green background is removed. For the creator, 520 worked best.
8 03:41 Hold Alt and drag the camera to crop out unwanted areas. Resize and reposition as needed.
9 04:09 If the camera is inverted, right-click -> Transform -> Flip Horizontal.

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What are the three basic requirements for setting up a green screen?

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Streaming software (Streamlabs, Stream Elements, OBS), a webcam, and a green curtain.

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What filter is used to remove the green background?

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Chroma Key filter.

02:27

What is the recommended setting for Smoothness in the Chroma Key filter?

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100

02:41

What is the recommended setting for Opacity in the Chroma Key filter?

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0.11

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What is the recommended setting for Contrast in the Chroma Key filter?

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0

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What is the recommended setting for Brightness in the Chroma Key filter?

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0

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What is the recommended setting for Gamma in the Chroma Key filter?

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0

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What is the recommended setting for Color Key Spill Reduction?

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1

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What is the key setting to adjust to remove the green color effectively?

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Similarity

02:57

How do you crop the camera view in Streamlabs?

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Hold Alt and drag the camera to the cutoff point.

03:41

How do you fix an inverted camera?

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Right-click, go to Transform, and select Flip Horizontal.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Chroma Key Filter Settings

Provides specific, actionable settings for the chroma key filter, which is the core of green screen setup.

02:27
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Similarity is Key

Emphasizes that similarity is the most important setting for removing the green color, a crucial insight for troubleshooting.

02:57
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Cropping with Alt+Drag

Shares a quick tip for cropping the camera view to hide unwanted background areas, improving the final output.

03:41
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Fixing Inverted Camera

Provides a simple solution for a common issue (inverted camera) that many users encounter.

04:09

[00:02] what's up mate madison [ __ ] twitter here this  video is obviously a bit different you may know   me for making videos about how to grow on twitch  or other social media but i'm using a facecam for   the first time since my zero three one two exposed  video because i'm gonna be showing you guys how to  

[00:15] set up a green screen with streamlabs in 2022.  this will also work with stream elements obs   and the other major streaming slash recording  platforms it will look basically the same and   consist of the same steps if you don't know green  screens are extremely easy to use to have whatever  

[00:29] background you want so if you want lieutenant  twatter or mr twater and easily switch between   multiple scenes and multiple different backgrounds  first this is what you need to get started one   you need streamlabs stream elements or any of  the other streaming slash recording platforms  

[00:42] two you need a webcam three a green curtain it  doesn't have to be perfectly straight or even   but if you do want a curtain you can get this one  here on amazon like i said you don't need to worry   about folds or anything like that so this is my  stream lab this is what it looks like ignore all  

[00:57] of these scenes over here you just want to make  a new scene i made a new one called twitter live   streaming this is just the display capture so you  guys can see what's on my screen right now first   you're going to want to pick your background so  we go here go to image add source add a new image  

[01:13] instead what i want to call this um if you don't  know i'm working on a gta 5 rp server it should be   coming out very soon so you want to go and do your  pictures or whatever and pick your background you   could also use a video like if you want to use a  video of a hot tub or fighting going on behind you  

[01:30] or whatever you want to use you could choose any  picture or video to use you could also use your   game captures so if you want to have call of duty  in the background or whatever game you're playing   it works just the same we could use my display  capture for an example so because this picture  

[01:43] is over the display capture that is what will be  seen here so let's go back to the display capture   for now just so you can see exactly what i'm doing  add another source we'll do video capture device   add source i'm already going to add my existing  source let me take off the filters so this is what  

[01:58] it looks like right now with just the webcam as  you can see i just have a green background this is   a wall that just got painted green it's not  even the exact green screen color it's a lot   darker in real life than it looks on camera it  looks really light on camera but in real life  

[02:12] it's basically the same color as a green screen  and you can't see but right behind the webcam to   the left of it is where i have my ring light and  it's aimed right at the back of here so as you can   see it's lighting up the wall behind me let's go  ahead and make this small so you can see so what  

[02:27] you're going to want to do next right click on  video capture device go to filters edit filters   you're going to want to add a new filter filter  type chroma key filter name name it whatever you   want all of these settings you want to pretty much  make exactly what mine is except for similarity  

[02:41] keep similarity at one right now and just copy  these settings one color key spill reduction   one smoothness 100 opacity 0.11 on contrast  zero on brightness zero on gamma just do this   to set it up and then afterwards you could play  with it and see what works best for you but most  

[02:57] of these you're not gonna even wanna mess with you  got green you got blue you got magenta or custom   once you got those sorted similarity is what's  really important so this is what's going to take   and get rid of the color see for me 435 doesn't  really pull any of the color 507 starts to pull  

[03:13] color but you still see you know this right  here this over here i don't want to see none   of that 600 i'm gone the magic number for me 520  that's the best i can get still you know it's not   perfect and i can even mess with these settings  to try to oh i don't look right to try to fix it  

[03:28] or whatever but similarity is what's going to pull  the color away so how it works it just pulls all   the green and makes it black so then once we close  this out make this big again and now hold alt  

[03:41] and then drag your camera over to the cutoff  point because otherwise you can see my desktop   in the background i don't like that drag that cut  that off perfect just hold alt drag cut that off  

[03:53] now you can drag this around you can resize it  make it smaller put me in the corner or you can   got this setup of something important see  how my camera it's inverted right now and  

[04:09] if you don't want it inverted just go to right  click go to transform and then flip horizontally   boom the camera's normal that's how it should be  some people like having it inverted i do not so  

[04:23] now if we turn off that and turn on this let's  resize it up that's how you set up a green   screen in 2022 with streamlabs or any of the other  streaming platforms all you have to do is follow   these steps and you'll have a green screen  it's very easy you can even make it look way  

[04:36] better than mine pretty easily but i don't [ __  ] with my settings i hope this video was helpful   leave a like subscribe if you can send this to  anybody who's a streamer send us to any rappers   rappers love using green screens you can do a  lot with this as far as content creation and i  

[04:51] hope this was helpful and i hope you guys can take  this and make something dope with it see ya mate

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