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# How to connect donations to OBS
The OBS integration displays donations right on your stream. Tribute generates a personal OBS link — you only need to add it once.
The OBS integration is in the **Donations and Goals** section of the creator profile — in the **Integrations** block.
**How it works**
The donations widget is a page that you add to OBS as a Browser Source. When a subscriber sends a [donation](https://wiki.tribute.tg/for-content-creators/donations), an alert appears over the stream with the sender’s name, amount, and message. The link is personal and permanent: add it once. No separate setup is required — alerts work with your current donations.
**How to connect**
1\. Open the creator profile in the [Tribute bot](https://t.me/tribute).
2\. Select the **Donations and Goals** section
3. In the **Integrations** block, open **OBS Integration**.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click **Copy link for OBS** — your personal link will be copied to the clipboard.
5. Open OBS Studio. In the **Sources** block, click **+** and add a **Browser** source.
6. In the source creation window, enter any name, such as Tribute, and click **OK**.
7. In the source properties, clear the **URL** field, paste the link from the clipboard, and click **OK**.
8. Return to Tribute and click **Send test donation**.
9. If everything is connected correctly, a test alert with the name and amount will appear in OBS. Drag it to the right place on the screen.
A test donation shows how the alert will look on stream before you receive real support. Send it as many times as needed to adjust the widget size and position in OBS.