Instead of having to create different new layers on every slide of the same layers, the ability to copy those layers and paste them over would save a lot of time. Universal layers that also change size over all slides as you change the size of them on one slide would also be extremely helpful.

I know you can switch the two side tabs, and toggle on/off the live preview. But it would be nice to make those into any order and resize the preview. IE: would like the chat/notifications column then the scene's column, and then a much smaller preview screen. Maybe a system similar to how the dashboard on web works.

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A sound notification for chat activity on the in-game overlay as well as the possibility to resize the overlay since at higher resolutions like 1440 the overlay becomes way too small.

I have several animated GIF background images I'd like to use for my channel, but they don't animate when used in Studio. Would be nice if they did.

Make it so when you stream to twitch from a ps4 you can and overlays without using the ps4 remote play feature. it would be a lot easier as remote play makes me lag

Integration with stream labels

I really like the wallpapers and patterns that come with Twitch Studio. I'd like to see more to really personalize my experience.

I can't seem to find any way to test stream before debuting. I know OBS has this feature but OBS is also more confusing to figure out compared to Twitch Studio.

It would be really cool to be able to stream and record at the same time, but not have the recording contain certain layers (like streamelements alerts or overlays). This would be similar to the NDI plugin available for Streamlabs, I believe.

As a streamer who streams either on his personal channel and on a WebTV, it could be nice that we could chose which channel we could stream at with Twitch Studio (as they gave me access to the Dashboard, a dropdown menu saying which channel I want to stream to).

It could be nice too if this supports alerts on the concerned Twitch channel, so I would be able to stream with Twitch Studio without asking for access to the account.

Add an option to automatically center the elements as example.

We really need this, most of us use .mov files as overlays for our webcam, transitions, starting screen and other stuff.

Possibility to add an event bar that shows: Recent follower, sub and donation. Also top gifter, top cheerer and top donation. (Pretty much just like how it is in the program that starts with "strea" and ends with "abs" but less bugged.)

Customizing the alert box to keep showing names would work too, but that solution is a bit clumsy. There's not really any need to invent the wheel again.

so I use my xbox to broadcast my streams but still have a computer it would be nice if I could link up my xbox broadcast and still stream the game from there will using overlays and things like that with twitch studio

Say you only want to capture a small portion of a screen (I.E: spotify you only want to see the song and artist) just a quality of life where you can adjust what parts of the screen are being seen by holding ALT and cropping the screen capture
OBS and stream labs have this feature would be nice for Twitch studio

Yes, I know streaming to Twitch is the one of the main goals of this program. But streaming to the competitors would be great for someone trying to record a video for YouTube or on Mixer

Currently there is no alert when users redeem channel points so I often miss it. It'll be great if I could get some alert same as new folloer or new sub.

The ability to hide the cursor would be greatly appreciated. If this can be developed to work independently in different scenes it would be even better. For example, when playing Warcraft I'd like to hide the cursor, but would it visible in Stream Raiders.
It may be an option I just haven't found yet in all fairness. If so, great, how do I do it? :)

would like to be able to put in overlays like custom webcam frames, video borders and custom alert panels. just being able to upload your own media for it would be super useful and make the users who use Twitch Studio stand out and look more professional.