How it works
- Name the source or scene and the filter exactly as OBS's Filters window shows them; a single case-insensitive match also works.
- Choose on, off, or the other way round.
- If the filter is already how you want it, nothing is sent to OBS.
- A wrong source or filter name fails with a list of what OBS actually has.
Routines that use it
Privacy blur
A hotkey toggles a blur filter on your Display Capture source while you type a password or check messages.
Noise suppression for calls
When Mic or camera in use sees Discord start using the mic, turn your mic's noise suppression filter on.
Webcam look per scene
When OBS switches to your Camera scene, turn on a colour correction filter on the webcam.
Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Source | The source or scene the filter is on, as OBS names it. |
| Filter | The filter's name, as OBS's Filters window shows it. |
| Switch | Turn it on, off, or the other way round. |
Good to know
- Needs KeyRoutines Pro.
- OBS must be open with its WebSocket server on.
Questions
- Can I toggle an OBS filter with a keyboard shortcut?
- Yes. Put OBS: filter on or off in a routine with a Hotkey trigger and set it to toggle. Each press flips the filter.
- Does it work on scene filters?
- Yes. You can name a scene instead of a source, and its filters can be switched the same way.