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Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 - Controller
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Elgato Stream Deck MK.2

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description Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 Overview

A grid of programmable display keys makes the Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 a physical shortcut panel for computer tasks. Each key can show an icon associated with its assigned action, allowing a streamer to identify controls without searching through software menus. Through its configuration software and supported integrations, it can trigger shortcuts, launch applications, and operate functions in tools used for live streaming or content creation. Its appeal extends to productivity workflows where the same commands are repeated throughout the day.

Profiles and folders help organize actions, while multi-action setups can combine supported commands into a single button press. Smart-home control depends on the relevant service or plugin rather than being universal. The device suits creators who benefit from visible, tactile controls and are willing to spend time arranging them. It complements existing software by making selected functions easier to reach instead of replacing the applications themselves.

help Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 FAQ

How many keys does the Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 have?

The Stream Deck MK.2 has 15 customizable LCD keys. Each key can launch apps, switch scenes in OBS, trigger sound effects, run shortcuts, or control smart-home actions.

Does the Stream Deck MK.2 only work for Twitch streamers?

No. It is popular with streamers using OBS and Twitch, but it is also useful for Photoshop macros, Zoom controls, coding shortcuts, music production, and Windows automation.

What changed from the original Stream Deck to the MK.2?

The MK.2 updated the stand and faceplate design and uses a detachable USB-C cable. The basic 15-key workflow stayed familiar, so most Stream Deck plugins and profiles remain relevant.

Can Stream Deck MK.2 control OBS Studio directly?

Yes. Elgato's software supports OBS Studio actions such as changing scenes, muting sources, starting recording, and toggling streaming.

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