Play with friends
Show a match, ask for help with a level or watch a friend play. Choose Balance or Smoothness to adapt the stream to game movement.
Share your game, a window or your entire screen. Friends open your link and watch — no sign-up or installation.
Manual bitrate is per viewer. Automatic mode shares a total 18 Mbps budget across connections.
Sharpness preserves detail; Smoothness prioritizes motion. Automatic mode adjusts the bitrate limit to the capture. Actual upload depends on the connection.
Screen audio and cursor controls depend on your browser and the selected source.
Start, copy the link and invite.
A direct connection between you.
Screen sharing and chat in one place.
FastLive is a free tool for sharing your screen or camera in your browser. Choose what to show, send a link and let your friends watch and chat without creating an account.
Show a match, ask for help with a level or watch a friend play. Choose Balance or Smoothness to adapt the stream to game movement.
Share videos and films you are allowed to show and talk in the chat. Some services use DRM protection, which may make captured video appear black.
Share a window, explain a task and let a participant use the pen to point something out. Marks fade shortly afterward; nobody gains control of your computer.
Open FastLive in a compatible browser, choose a source and share the invite. Viewers join using the link.
Select 1080p at 60 FPS or higher options on compatible equipment. Actual resolution and frame rate depend on the capture source, computer and connection.
FastLive uses peer-to-peer WebRTC (P2P). The host sends a stream to each viewer, so smaller rooms need less upload bandwidth. Some networks may block direct connections.
Set a password, close new entries, take a privacy pause and grant pen access. Picture-in-Picture and local recording are available in compatible browsers.
No. You can stream and watch in your browser. Screen sharing depends on browser and device support.
Start a stream, copy the link and send it to your friends. If you set a password, they need to enter it to join.
No. Those settings are quality targets. Demanding games, available upload bandwidth and device performance may reduce resolution or frame rate.
You can watch and use your camera in compatible browsers. Sharing other apps on a phone may require a dedicated app.
No. It only allows temporary marks on the video, with permission from the host.