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Live Viewer Count on a Key

Keep your current Twitch viewer count on a Stream Deck key by posting viewer_count from streamer.bot, StreamElements, or your overlay script to this webhook.

Conductor Deck builds this on a visual canvas. Once it's set up, it runs on its own.

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2 steps~4 min setup
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  • No code
  • Requires Pro
  • Fires on a webhook

The workflow · 2 steps

Triggered by a webhook

Trigger · Webhook
Viewer Count Webhook
Viewer Count Webhook
Action · Stream Deck
Push to Live Tile
Push to Live Tile

What you’ll need

Runs on your computer

One or more steps run on the Stream Deck host through the connected Conductor Deck plugin. Install and link the plugin before importing, confirm each local action, and keep Stream Deck Desktop online when the workflow runs.

  • Connected Conductor Deck plugin
  • Live Tile action assigned to a Stream Deck key and configured for this workflow

Cloud connections

Authorize these inside the builder when you import. No separate install.

  • Twitch

Why use this template

Keep a finger on your stream without an overlay or a second monitor. Send viewer_count from streamer.bot, StreamElements, or your overlay script, and this pushes the value onto a Stream Deck key as a live sparkline. A glance tells you the trend between moments, so you're not squinting at a dashboard tab mid-stream.

Questions, answered

Do I need to know how to code?
No. "Live Viewer Count on a Key" runs on Conductor Deck's visual canvas. Import it, then fill in each step's fields (a channel, a scene name, a message) right in the builder. No scripts to write.
Do I have to press a Stream Deck key to run this?
No. This template fires whenever its webhook receives a request. Once it's imported and saved, it runs automatically with no manual action from you.
Is it free?
Importing it is free on any plan. The webhook triggers it uses are Pro features, so you need a Pro or Max plan to run it.
What do I need to use this template?
A Conductor Deck account, a Stream Deck (or the in-app virtual deck), and the connected Conductor Deck plugin listed below. You connect Twitch inside the builder when you import, with no separate install. Install and link the Conductor Deck plugin before importing, then keep Stream Deck Desktop and the plugin online when this workflow runs. Confirm each local action before import. Before the first run, confirm this Stream Deck setup: Live Tile action assigned to a Stream Deck key and configured for this workflow.
Can I change the steps?
Absolutely. The template is a starting point. Add, remove, reorder, or reconfigure any step on the canvas after importing.

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Set it up once. It runs itself.

Import “Live Viewer Count on a Key” into your workspace, finish the setup, and it runs automatically from then on.

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