Free Stream Schedule Maker for VTubers & Streamers
Make a polished weekly stream schedule in minutes: pick a layout and theme, fill in your stream days and times, drop in your character art, and download a ready-to-post cover for Twitter/X, YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, and TikTok. No watermark, no sign-up.
Not sure where to start? Browse 16 ready-made schedule templates and click one to load it here. First time? Read the 5-minute guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the VTuber schedule maker free?
Yes, it is completely free. You can create and download as many weekly stream schedules as you want, and there is no watermark on your image.
What image sizes can I export?
16:9 landscape, 1:1 square, and 9:16 vertical (story) — ready for Twitter/X, YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, and TikTok.
Do I need an account?
No sign-in is required to create and download a schedule. Signing in with Google lets you save your designs and reuse them every week.
Can I use my own character art and logo?
Yes. Upload your avatar, full character art, and an optional VTuber logo, then drag and frame each one however you like.
Does it support Japanese, Thai, and Korean?
Yes. The editor is available in English, Japanese, Thai, and Korean.
How to make a schedule viewers actually read
Keep one weekly rhythm. Two or three fixed slots (say Tue · Thu · Sat, same hour) grow a returning audience faster than five streams at random times. Pick days you can hold for a whole month — consistency beats quantity.
Always show a time zone. Streamer audiences are international: “8 PM” means nothing without JST / EST / ICT next to it. If a big part of your audience lives abroad, add their converted hour in the notes line.
Big art, few words. A schedule gets scanned for about three seconds on a phone timeline. Day, hour, game — that is all a slot needs; save announcements (“outfit reveal!”, “collab!”) for one highlight line instead of cramming every day.
Post it more than once. Publish Sunday evening when people plan their week, pin it to your profile, then repost the morning of your biggest stream — same image, two moments of reach.
Which export size goes where
16:9 landscape → Twitter/X posts, YouTube community, Discord announcements · 1:1 square → Instagram feed · 9:16 vertical → Instagram/TikTok stories. Export all three from the same design — no need to redo the layout.
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Can I reuse last week's schedule?
Yes — sign in with Google, save your design once, then load it each week and only change the dates and games. It is the fastest way to keep a consistent look.
What should I do about days off?
Show them! An explicit rest-day slot reads as professional, sets viewer expectations, and fills the grid nicely. Most of our 16 templates include a styled day-off slot.
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