Free tools for streamers
A growing set of free tools to help you plan, promote and set up your streams — built by the team behind StreamDay.
Stream lineup graphic maker
Build a shareable schedule graphic for your multi-streamer event — every streamer, every timezone — and download it as an image, free.
Make a graphicStream timezone converter
Enter your go-live time and see exactly what it is for your viewers in every timezone — daylight-saving aware, add as many regions as you like.
Convert a timeStreaming bitrate calculator
Measure your connection and get the exact OBS settings — bitrate, encoder, keyframe interval — for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick.
Calculate bitrateDiscord timestamp generator
Turn a date and time into a Discord timestamp code that shows in every reader’s own local timezone — copy and paste it straight into Discord.
Generate a codeStream date finder
Find a day everyone can make — pick a single day, weekend or whole week, collect everyone’s dates, and turn the winning date into a stream event.
Find a dateCollab stream scheduler
Find a time to stream together — collect everyone’s availability across timezones and turn the slot that works into a published multi-streamer event.
Find a timeStream schedule maker
Pull your Twitch and YouTube streams into one public schedule, add your own, and share a single link your audience can follow — every viewer in their own timezone.
Build your schedule
Free to use
Every tool here is free to use. Most of them — the timezone converter, bitrate calculator, lineup graphic maker and Discord timestamp generator — run entirely in your browser with no account, no sign-up and no limits.
Three of them — the stream date finder, the collab stream scheduler and the stream schedule maker — are quick ways into StreamDay itself, so they use a free Discord sign-in (no email needed). Planning and building your schedule are free. The only paid part is publishing a schedule or event to your audience — and that's optional. Plenty of people get everything they need from the planning side and never publish; if you do decide to publish, it starts with a 30-day free trial.
Either way, they're built by the team behind StreamDay, which plans and publishes streaming schedules and multi-streamer events. The browser tools are the manual, one-off versions of things StreamDay automates — handy on their own, and a good way to see what the full product takes off your plate.
Frequently asked questions
Are the tools really free?
Yes — every tool here is free to use. Most run in your browser with no account at all (the timezone converter, bitrate calculator, lineup graphic maker and Discord timestamp generator). The stream date finder, collab stream scheduler and stream schedule maker work inside StreamDay via a free Discord sign-in, where planning is free too. The only paid step is publishing a schedule or event to your audience — which is optional, and starts with a 30-day free trial.
Do I need a StreamDay account?
For most of them, no — the timezone converter, bitrate calculator, lineup graphic maker and Discord timestamp generator run entirely in your browser with no login. The stream date finder, collab stream scheduler and stream schedule maker work inside StreamDay, so they use a quick, free Discord sign-in (no email required).
How are these different from StreamDay?
These tools each solve one task by hand. StreamDay ties them together and automates them: publish your schedule once and viewers always see your times in their own timezone, plan an event and the lineup graphics generate themselves for every day. Use the free tools for one-offs; use StreamDay when you stream on a regular schedule.
Will you add more tools?
Maybe — we add a tool when we spot a common job streamers do by hand and think we can do it well. If there's something you'd genuinely find useful, we'd love to hear it: head to our contact page and send us your idea.