Optimized for Twitch

Sync your Audio
on Twitch

Bluetooth latency makes Twitch impossible to watch. LagSync fixes the delay at the engine level for perfect lip-sync.

Twitch is a live, variable-bitrate platform with frequent scene and overlay changes — this increases the chance of transient desyncs.

Last updated: 4/7/2026

Quick Setup Guide

1

Install & Pin

Add LagSync to your browser and pin it to your toolbar for quick access while watching.

2

Play Twitch

Open any video on Twitch. LagSync will automatically detect the video engine and prepare the hook.

3

Slide to Sync

Open the popup and move the slider. Your audio will shift in real-time until it fits the video perfectly. You could also use our built in latency tester.

Practical Tips

Twitch is a live, variable-bitrate platform with frequent scene and overlay changes — this increases the chance of transient desyncs.

  • Use a baseline preset of 200–250 ms for live streams; lower values risk underflow when frames drop.
  • Use the canvas / live-edge pipeline when available — it is more robust across overlays and dynamic frame updates (may increase CPU usage).
  • Force a single player quality if you see stuttering after auto-transcodes.
  • Reduce CPU load (hide chat, close background tabs) if stuttering correlates with high CPU usage.

LagSync v1.2.1 — Available Now

LagSync v1.2.1 is available now on Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and Edge. Safari support is coming soon.