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Type your username to get your widget URL. Until then the preview plays sample songs.

Last.fm only shares your songs while your recent listening is public. The overlay credits Last.fm in small print. Privacy settings (opens in a new tab)

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Try it:

Paste this URL as a Browser Source in OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop, XSplit, vMix, Lightstream, PRISM Live Studio, or any software that supports browser sources (recommended size: 640×160).

Show the song you’re listening to on stream, with its cover art, title and artist. It reads what you play from Last.fm, so Spotify and most music players work, on Twitch, Kick or any other platform. New songs slide in on their own, and the card slides away when the music stops. No login, no chat and no API key.

Streaming Software Setup (OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, etc.)

  1. Add a Browser Source in your streaming software (OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop, XSplit, vMix, Lightstream, PRISM Live Studio, etc.).
  2. Paste the URL you copied.
  3. Set width to 640 and height to 160.
  4. Play a song. It shows up within a few seconds, with its cover art when there is one.

Frequently asked questions

How do I show songs from Spotify?

Make a free Last.fm account, connect Spotify in its settings under Applications, and type your Last.fm username here.

Which music players work?

Any player that tells Last.fm what’s playing as a song starts. Spotify connects to it in Last.fm’s settings. For YouTube Music, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Deezer and others in the browser, the free Web Scrobbler extension does it, and most desktop and phone players have a scrobbler plugin or app.

Why does a new song show up late?

The overlay asks for your song every 12 seconds, and your player or Spotify tells Last.fm with a delay of its own, so a new song can take up to a minute to show. When the music stops, the song slides away after the time you set, or stays up dimmed if you turned hiding off.

Is what I listen to public?

Yes. The overlay reads the same public profile anyone can open on Last.fm, and your username is in the widget URL. It shows only the song playing now, never your history. Hiding your recent listening in Last.fm’s privacy settings hides it from the overlay too.

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