For YouTube streamers
YouTube Live TTS viewer messages read aloud on stream
Give your YouTube viewers a voice on stream. They type a message, pick a character voice and Blerp reads it out live, so your Super Chats and fans' jokes get heard, not just seen.
Two ways to add TTS
Viewer TTS
Viewers send a message from your Blerp page or the Blerp browser extension while they watch, in the voice they choose.
Super Chat TTS
Add a TTS block to your Super Chat or membership alert and Blerp reads the viewer's message. Part of Blerp Unlimited.
Keep it under control
- Send messages through a moderation queue so you or a mod approve them first.
- Set the longest message you'll accept.
- Limit TTS to allowed viewers.
Set up YouTube Live TTS
- 1
Sign in
Create your Blerp account and link your YouTube channel.
- 2
Turn on TTS
Choose voices, the longest message and whether messages wait for approval.
- 3
Add it to OBS
Paste your Blerp browser source into OBS and share your Blerp page with chat.
Questions
Does Blerp read YouTube chat aloud?
No. Blerp reads the TTS messages viewers send through Blerp and, with Blerp Unlimited, the message on a Super Chat alert. Regular chat stays silent.
What voices are there?
Character and celebrity-style voices from Blerp's library, and a standard voice. Try them before you go live. TTS tester
Can I stop rude messages?
Yes. Turn on the moderation queue and nothing plays until you or a moderator approve it.
Does it work if I also stream on Twitch?
Yes. The same browser source plays TTS from every platform you stream to.
Updated October 29, 2026