Guide

How to stream your iPhone screen to Kick with EveryCord

Published October 21, 2026. By Symaro, LLC, the maker of EveryCord.

To stream your iPhone screen to Kick, copy the stream URL and key from Kick's Creator Dashboard, add them as a custom RTMPS output in EveryCord, select the outputs you want, then pick EveryCord in Apple's screen recording controls and confirm Start Broadcast. EveryCord is free, with no subscription, and can send the same screen to YouTube and Twitch at the same time. Plan on about 3 Mbps of upload per output. Kick details are from Kick's help center, read on October 21, 2026.

You need: A Kick account, and EveryCord (free) on an iPhone or iPad with iOS 15 or later
Kick stream key: Creator Dashboard, then Channel, then Stream URL and Key
Server: RTMPS on port 443, per Kick's help center
Quality per output: Up to 720p at 30 fps, about 3 Mbps upload
Outputs: Up to three at once
Camera alternative: KICK - Go Live app, iPhone only, iOS 18 or later

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Before you start

You need a Kick account with a stream key, and EveryCord from the App Store on an iPhone or iPad running iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 or later. EveryCord is free with no subscription or paid upgrade, and a custom RTMP output needs no EveryCord account.

Kick's mobile streaming article notes that third-party apps such as Streamlabs cannot set your stream title and category, so set them on kick.com first. Keep your stream key private; anyone who has it can stream to your channel.

EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this guide is not independent. Each fact about Kick is what Kick's own help center and App Store pages said on October 21, 2026.

Steps

In a browser, sign in to kick.com and open the Creator Dashboard. Click Channel, then Stream URL and Key. Copy the stream URL and the stream key. If you ever need a new key, use the Reset button on the same page.
Set your stream title and category in the Creator Dashboard, so the stream appears in the right place on Kick.
Install EveryCord from the App Store and open it. In the live streaming section, add a custom RTMP output. Paste the Kick stream URL, which begins with rtmps://, and the stream key. Name the output Kick.
Optional: add YouTube or Twitch by signing in to those services inside EveryCord. You can run up to three outputs at once.
Select the outputs for this stream. Leave out anything you do not want to use today.
Start the broadcast: open Apple's screen recording controls, pick EveryCord, and confirm Start Broadcast. Then open the game or app you want to show.
Check the Live monitor in EveryCord to see that each output is live. If one output drops, the others keep running, so you can fix that one without stopping the stream.
When you are done, stop the broadcast from the recording controls. Open kick.com to confirm the channel shows as offline.

Side by side

Two ways to go live on Kick from an iPhone, as each app described them on October 21, 2026
	EveryCord	KICK - Go Live
Price	Free. No subscription or paid upgrade	Free
Streams to	Kick plus YouTube and Twitch, up to three outputs	Kick only
iPhone screen	Whole screen	Whole screen; camera turns off while sharing
Camera	Floating camera window (iOS 18 or later)	Front and back camera at the same time
Devices	iPhone or iPad, iOS 15 or later	iPhone only, iOS 18.0 or later
Quality per output	Up to 720p at 30 fps	Up to 1080p, 30 or 60 fps, up to 8,000 kbps
Stream key needed	Yes, from the Creator Dashboard	No, you sign in

Where the Kick app may suit you better

Kick's own KICK - Go Live app is the camera alternative. It is iPhone only, needs iOS 18.0 or later, works with any KICK account, and streams the front and back camera at the same time. It can also share the entire screen, but turning that on turns the camera off.

You want a camera stream to Kick with the fewest steps and no stream key.
You want both cameras in the frame, or 1080p at 60 fps on Kick.
You want to read Kick chat on the same phone; the app shows chat read-only.

Where EveryCord may suit you better

You want the same screen on Kick, YouTube and Twitch at once, each output straight from the device.
You stream from an iPad, or from an iPhone that is not on iOS 18.
You want a camera bubble over the screen with Show my camera (iOS 18 or later, free account), or co-hosts on camera from their own iPhones.
You also want recordings with no watermark or time limit, captions and an editor in the same app.

Bandwidth and quality

EveryCord sends each output at up to 720p at 30 fps, which uses about 3 Mbps of upload. Two outputs need about 6 Mbps and three need about 9 Mbps. Kick's help center advises keeping your bitrate under half your upload speed, so test your connection first.

Kick accepts up to 1080p at 60 fps and 8,000 kbps from desktop encoders, so a 720p stream from EveryCord is within its limits. If the Live monitor shows an output dropping, remove a second output or move closer to your Wi-Fi router.

Kick Partners who also stream to Twitch or YouTube must turn on Kick's Multistreaming toggle, which reduces payout by 50% for that session. Kick's article does not describe rules for non-Partners.

Questions and answers

How do I stream my iPhone screen to Kick?

Copy the stream URL and key from Kick's Creator Dashboard, add them as a custom RTMPS output in EveryCord, select the output, then pick EveryCord in Apple's screen recording controls and confirm Start Broadcast.

Where is my Kick stream key?

In the Creator Dashboard on kick.com: click Channel, then Stream URL and Key. The page also has a Reset button.

Is Kick's server URL RTMP or RTMPS?

Kick's help center lists an RTMPS address on port 443. EveryCord supports RTMPS outputs.

Can I stream to Kick and Twitch at the same time from my iPhone?

Yes. EveryCord runs up to three outputs at once. Kick Partners must turn on the Multistreaming toggle when they are also live on Twitch or YouTube.

How much upload speed do I need?

About 3 Mbps per output, so about 9 Mbps for three. Kick suggests keeping bitrate under half your upload speed.

Sources

EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this post is not independent. Each fact about another product or service is what its own pages or App Store listing said on October 21, 2026, in US dollars, and nothing here was tested on a device. Plans and prices change often, so check the sources before you rely on them. EveryCord facts were checked on October 21, 2026 against EveryCord 2.5 on the App Store.