Visual alert editor
Full-quality clips and sounds, text and media boxes you drag anywhere, per-alert conditions (bits, tier, gift count…), fade in/out, and a live preview before anything hits your stream.
For Twitch streamers · Windows
Your alerts run on your PC,
not someone else's server
Ainz Alerts is a desktop app that runs your entire stream alert stack locally: your clips at full original quality, no storage limits, no monthly subscription.
- 100% local
- Free forever
- Auto updates
- No account required
Every stream tool, in one app
Donations from anywhere
Streamlabs and StreamElements — including Creators.sa tips forwarded through them. Alerts fire the moment a tip lands.
Subathon & goals
A subathon timer that grows with support using rules you define, plus donation goals with built-in shapes or imported styles.
Auto raid clips
Someone raids you? A random clip from their channel plays as an automatic shout-out — plus chat commands for your mods.
Live dock
Every event inside OBS as it happens: filter by type, replay any alert, pause the queue, mute the sound.
Your data is yours
Everything lives on your PC. One-file backup & restore — move your whole setup to any machine, and undo any restore with one click. Multiple Twitch accounts with instant switching.
How it compares
| Feature | Ainz Alerts | Streamlabs | StreamElements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | |||
| Runs 100% locally | |||
| Clips at full original quality | |||
| No subscription | |||
| No account required | |||
| Unlimited media storage | |||
| Auto updates | |||
| Auto raid clips |
Ready in three steps
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01
Download & install
One file, no complicated setup. The app keeps itself updated from then on.
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02
Link it with Twitch
A short code you type at twitch.tv/activate — no password ever touches the app.
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03
Paste one link into OBS
A single overlay URL as a browser source, and every alert is live.
Heads up: the installer isn't code-signed
Ainz Alerts is free and doesn't carry a paid signing certificate, so Windows SmartScreen shows a warning on first run. Click More info, then Run anyway — once, at install. Every update after that installs silently.