- Download OBS, but download the ZIP file
- Unzip it
- Go into the unzipped folder and into BIN->64BIT
- right click on the file called " OBS64 "
- select "SEND TO -> Desktop (create shortcut)"
- Rename that shortcut to identify it. I renamed mine to end in " 1 "
- Right click that short cut and select "PROPERTIES"
- In the "TARGET" box you will see something like " 4-Windows-x64\bin\64bit\obs64.exe "
- add " --portable " to the end. It will look like this.
- Apply those changes.
- Repeat the unzip steps for the number of instances you need.
Unzip the same download, but to a separate folder
In the example below I'm unzipping the file again, but this time to a folder that ends in -2 - Repeat the same step with creating a short cut, renaming it to identify it (in my example I added a "2" to it as well.
- Here I have two instances running.
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Run Multiple instances of OBS
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