A desktop studio for going LIVE on TikTok from your PC. Put together a scene from videos, images, text and screen or window captures, then stream it to your TikTok account in a couple of clicks. It works a lot like TikTok LIVE Studio, in one small app.
Grab LastedLiveFree.exe from the latest release and run it. There's no installer.
Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" the first time, because the exe isn't code-signed. Click More info, then Run anyway.
You need: Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and a TikTok account that's allowed to go LIVE.
- ffmpeg. The app uses ffmpeg to encode the stream. If you don't already have it, the app downloads it for you (about 110 MB, one time only) and checks the download before using it.
- Your hardware. The app detects your CPU and graphics card and picks the best encoder for them: NVENC on NVIDIA, AMF on AMD, Quick Sync on Intel. If none of those work, it falls back to x264 on the CPU. You can see what it found under Customise → System.
- Log in. Scan the QR code with the TikTok app on your phone (Search → scan icon), or paste your session cookies.
- Open Studio and add sources: a video, an image, a color, text, or a screen or window capture.
- Drag and resize them on the canvas. Select a source to crop, flip or center it.
- Press Go LIVE, pick a title and topic, and you're streaming.
While you're LIVE you can change the title, run polls, set a LIVE goal, show Viewer Wishes, and watch comments, gifts and your top viewers come in.
This is the free edition. It runs one account on your own internet connection, and videos loop until you end the LIVE.
Paid-only tools show up greyed out in Studio with a Paid tag.
The official version has everything:
- several accounts LIVE at once, each through its own proxy
- moderation (muted words, moderators, kicked users)
- LIVE standing alerts for new restrictions
- ending the LIVE automatically when a video finishes
To buy it, get in touch at lasted.dev.
You'll need Go 1.26 or newer and the Wails CLI:
go install github.com/wailsapp/wails/v2/cmd/wails@latestThen, from the repo folder:
wails build -trimpathThe exe ends up in build/bin/. Use wails dev to run it with live logs
while you work on it.
- Your login, scenes and settings are saved in
%APPDATA%\LastedLiveFree. The login is stored as plain session cookies, so don't share that folder. - ffmpeg is found next to the exe, on your
PATH, or in common install locations. SetFFMPEG_PATHto point at a specific one. - A few TikTok actions (host chat, pinning a goal) need a signature only TikTok's own app can produce, so they aren't available here.
- This project isn't affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok.