Translate Kick chat
Choose the destination language and let international viewers participate without leaving your channel.
Bridge Twitch and Kick
When bridging is enabled, viewers on both platforms can follow the wider conversation during a multistream.
Shared interactive features
Kick viewers can join Viewer Avatars, use supported overlay commands, and participate alongside Twitch viewers.
Streamer-controlled
Sign in with Twitch to access the dashboard and connect Kick. You can then stream on Kick, Twitch, or both.
Live Kick chat translation for international communities
Lingo Echo can translate messages that appear in a connected Kick channel. The translated response is posted into chat so the broadcaster and the rest of the community can follow the conversation together. This is useful for multilingual streams, international gaming communities and creators who broadcast at times that attract viewers from several regions.
Access to the Lingo Echo dashboard starts with a Twitch account. After signing in with Twitch, the streamer can use the Kick connection button and configure the connected Kick channel. Connecting through Twitch does not require the creator to broadcast on Twitch. The streamer may broadcast only on Kick, only on Twitch, or on both platforms at the same time.
Bridge Twitch and Kick while multistreaming
When the optional bridge is enabled, Lingo Echo can pass supported chat messages between Twitch and Kick. A Twitch viewer can follow what is being said on Kick, and a Kick viewer can keep up with the Twitch side of the conversation. This reduces the feeling that a multistream has two disconnected audiences.
The bridge is optional and should be configured to suit the channel. Translation and bridging solve different problems: translation helps people understand another language, while bridging helps people see a conversation taking place on another platform. A streamer can use the relevant features without treating every platform exactly the same.
Kick viewers can join overlay activity
Connected Kick viewers can participate in supported Lingo Echo features such as Viewer Avatars and overlay commands. Twitch and Kick avatars can share the same OBS scene, with a platform marker helping the broadcaster identify where each viewer is chatting. Supported chat interaction includes visual commands and selected bot features in addition to translation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Lingo Echo if I stream only on Kick?
Yes. A Twitch account is required to sign in and reach the Kick connection button, but you do not need to stream on Twitch. You can stream only on Kick, only on Twitch, or on both platforms simultaneously.
Does bridging translate every message?
Bridging and translation are separate behaviors. The configured language rules determine which messages need translation.
Where is Kick configured?
Sign in with Twitch, then connect and manage Kick from the authenticated Lingo Echo dashboard.
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