RGBlink Creator Showcase 2026

Turn your 2026 RGBlink project into a featured case study.

Have you built a sharp live-streaming setup, a clean hybrid workflow, or a compact creator rig with RGBlink gear? Show & share how you solved the real-world challenge, what products you used, and how the final production came together.

Campaign window

Until 30 Aug 2026

The time is now, get your submission in before the end of the month, or earlier to be in with more chances.

Project timeline

2026 projects

If you have a project or event that took place this year, then that is eligible.

The vibe

Turn your live setup into a story people can feel, emulate, and acknowledge

Bring the viewer into the build: the room, the pressure, the signal path, the handoff, and the shot that made the whole setup worth it.

Passion
Capture
Experience

Showcase picks

  • 1st - $100 Amazon.com Gift1
  • Runner Up - 2 winners each a $20 Amazon.com Gift Card2
  • Weekly Winners:3
  • Creative submission before 16 August $10 Amazon.com Gift Card4
  • Best use submission before 23 August $10 Amazon.com Gift Card5

Join this showcase: submit by 30 Aug 2026.

Submission guide

Make it stand out
  • Include the RGBlink products used in the workflow.
  • Share what challenge you solved, your setup, and the outcome.
  • Upload clear project photos in image formats only.
  • Add any published video or media links that help tell the story.

What Gets Featured Fast

Story clarity 40%: challenge, decision, and result are easy to follow.

Visual proof 35%: setup photos, workflow visuals, and result snapshots.

Reusable value 25%: that others can be inspired by your methods.

Creators Unite
Kit

Show the kit: camera count, audio path, switching, monitoring, and how it feels to operate live.

Event

Capture the event: the venue, the pressure, the signal flow, and what made the production hold together.

Standout

What stood out: how bringing together the workflow & system made this production a winner.

Lessons

The good the bad and the ugly: what you learned from the project, what you would and wouldn't do again.

Hi-Five

Hi-Five: the feedback you got from the client, the audience, or your team that made it all worth it.