During a live stream, you can bring a fan or co-host on camera with you, then move them back to watching when you're done.
âšď¸ Note: This is for events set up as a Live Stream. In a Virtual Meetup, fans can already join on camera. See How to Schedule a Live Stream.
When a fan raises their hand
Fans can tap the raise hand button to ask to come on stage. When they do, you'll see a pop-up like "[Name] raised hand" in your live room. Click Bring to stage in the pop-up.
You can also open the participants list (the people icon at the bottom of your live room). Fans who raised their hand show under Hand Raised:
Click + next to a name to bring that fan on stage.
Click Ă next to a name to lower their hand.
Use Bring to stage or Lower all hands to do everyone at once.
đĄ Tip: Ask fans to raise their hand if they want to come on stage, so you can see who's interested before you pick someone.
Bring on someone who didn't raise their hand
Open the participants list.
Open the viewers group and find the person. Use Search for participants if the list is long.
Hover over their name, click the three-dot menu, and click Bring to stage.
What the fan sees
They get a message: You're invited to join the stage, with a preview of their camera.
Their browser asks to use their camera and microphone. They tap Allow.
They tap Accept, and they're on stage with you.
If they tap Decline, they stay in the audience.
Move them back
In the participants list, find them in the on-stage group.
Hover over their name, click the three-dot menu, and click Remove from stage.
They're back to watching like everyone else, and they stay in your live stream.
â ď¸ Heads up: Remove Participant in the same menu takes the person out of your live stream completely. Use Remove from stage if you just want them back in the audience.
When you're done
Click the three-dot menu next to the red leave button at the bottom of your live room, then click End Stream and confirm. This ends it for everyone, including anyone on stage.
â ď¸ Heads up: If you leave your live room, the stream ends for everyone, even if someone is still on stage with you. Stay in the room until you're ready to end.