Want to make your mobile streams more fun and interactive? With Blerp, your viewers can trigger sound bites, audio memes, and alerts that keep the energy high and the laughs rolling. Here’s how you can easily add Blerp to your mobile stream using the Streamlabs Mobile app.


Step 1: Set Up Streamlabs Mobile

Before you can add Blerp, make sure Streamlabs Mobile is installed and ready to go. If you haven’t set it up yet, follow Streamlabs’ official guide to get your mobile stream up and running.


Step 1: Set Up Streamlabs Mobile

Step 2: Create a New Scene

Once you're in the app:


  • Tap on the Scenes section.
  • Hit “New Scene.”


Step 2: Create a New Scene
Step 2: Create a New Scene
  • Name your scene something relevant, like “Blerp Alerts”
  • Choose a premade layout or customize your own.


This scene will be the base where you add your streaming elements, including Blerp.


Step 2: Create a New Scene

Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source

Time to bring Blerp into the mix:

  • In your new scene, tap on the “Layers” icon (top right).


Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source
  • Tap the “+” to add a new layer.


Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source
  • Select “Add a Custom Item.”


Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source
  • Head over to your Blerp Dashboard, and grab the Browser Source URL for your custom item.
  • Select “Add a URL”


Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source
Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source
  • Paste your Blerp Browser Source URL into the URL field.


Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source
  • Click "Add" to insert the Blerp browser source into your scene.


Now Blerp is officially part of your scene!


Step 3: Add Blerp Using a Browser Source

Step 4: Adjust and Save

Once added, you'll see the Blerp widget as a layer on your canvas:


  • Drag it where you want it.
  • Resize if needed to keep things clean.
  • When you're happy with the setup, tap “Save” to lock in your changes.


Step 5: Go Live and Let the Sounds Roll

That’s it! You’re ready to stream with Blerp on mobile. Now, whenever you go live, your viewers can use bits or channel points to trigger sounds in real time.