The 10 Best Green Screens For Streamers

Made of durable polyester, the Elgato Collapsible (appx. $160) is wrinkle-resistant, so you don't have to worry about uneven keying. It folds down into a compact case, so you can store it in even the smallest of closets when it's not in use.

Gaming is something that can be done from the comfort of your seat, so the Webaround Webcam (about $65) is a great choice for any Twitch personality. This 56" disc can fit onto the backs of most chairs, including those fancy racing-style bucket seats.

If you're just starting out and want to take your new endeavor seriously, the ePhoto Lighting Kit (appx. $175) is a great way to get all the equipment you need in one place. The assortment of lights, tripods, and softboxes will ensure that both you and your background are properly lit.

If you're not worried about getting wide coverage, then the Fotodiox Pro (about $95) might be just what you're looking for. It's designed to be reversible, so if you want to wear green without disappearing, you can flip it over and use the blue side instead.

The Acro Products Portable (around $82) can fold down to a conveniently small size, which is great if you like to film from a location other than home. It comes with a lightweight, yet sturdy, X-frame that you can use to keep it flat and wrinkle-free.

If your YouTube channel features more than just gaming videos, you might appreciate the versatility of the Fancierstudio Chromakey Kit (appx. $80). This 6 by 9 foot backdrop is great for both closeups and wider shots, so you can use it for anything from a Skype call to a short film.

The LimoStudio 9 x 13 Foot (appx. $34) offers you a terrific value for the price, thanks, in part, to a gloss-free surface that’s easy to wipe clean. If you already have a stand, this would make a great replacement for a damaged or low-quality screen.

When in use, the CowboyStudio Panel (appx. $35) is plenty wide enough for any Let's Play video. Once your stream is over, it can fold down to a mere 30 by 30 inches. And since it weighs only about four pounds, it's incredibly easy to store and transport.

A simple, no-frills option, the AW Cotton (around $23) doesn't come with any extra equipment, just a seamless, muslin backdrop. As long as you have a well-lit space, all you have to do is set it up on a stand or tape it to a wall and let the fun begin.

If you'd rather invest in a quality gaming system than a professional-grade fabric, the Andoer Backdrop (about $12) is a good, wallet-friendly choice. It works well with OBS, even if your lighting isn't perfect, and it's machine washable, so stains won't be the end of the world.