Overlay Studio
Set up the overlays for your stream here, check them on the stage, take the link to OBS. No account, no setup — every setting travels inside the link.
Live Bank / Coin Counter
Show what you've banked on stream. Raise and lower the number from the remote panel; use a different counter key for separate streams.
Upgrade Streak Counter
Keep your anvil streak live on stream: attempts, successes, burns, success rate and a strip of the last tries. One button on the remote — the keyboard works too.
Farm Goal Bar
Show a GB, coin, drop or time goal as a clear progress bar. Update the current value as the stream goes on.
Live Profit / Loss
Show what you spent and what you made side by side in a gem, box, upgrade or farm session. The difference is computed for you.
Drop Feed
Search and add the dropped item from the remote; it's listed on screen with its item icon, total GB on top and the ₺ value if you want it.
Live GB Rate
Keep the current GB price of your chosen servers on the stream screen. Prices come from the site's own rate service and refresh every 10 minutes on their own.
Chat Bot
Viewers type !gb in chat, the bot answers with the GB price server by server; !item shard +9 returns the cheapest listing across 5 sites. Details and a live example: Twitch Chat Bot page.
Or add it by making it a mod
- Type in your Twitch chat:
- The bot joins on its own within 2 minutes. Don't want to wait? Type your channel name and call it now:
!gbCheapest sell price on every server for the game you're streaming (KO, Rise, Metin2, Cabal)!gb zeroSingle server: sell, buy, which site, change since yesterday!item shard +9Cheapest listing and site per server; link to the item page!ucuzagbCommand listEvent Timer
Shows the next Chaos, BDW, FT or JR event in Turkish time. No settings, works on its own.
Chat Poll
Viewers type an option number in chat, bars fill live. Connects to Twitch anonymously; no login, no token, no bot to invite. One vote per person.
Giveaway Overlay
Mirrors the giveaway wheel page onto your stream: keyword, entry count, time left and the winner when the wheel stops. No settings — you run the giveaway from the giveaway page.
Chat Log
Collect the chat in this tab during the stream, download it as .txt or .csv when it's over. The log lives only in this browser; nothing goes to a server, closing the tab deletes it. Twitch and Kick.
Chat Box
Puts your Twitch chat on stream. Badges, colors, word and user filters are yours. The filter affects only the screen — nobody is muted in Twitch chat.
kick.com/yourchannel in the channel box; all chat tools work on both platforms.
Event Feed
Puts subs, resubs, gifted subs, raids, bits and announcements on stream as an ordered list. Unlike the alert box: this is a flowing list, that is a one-shot box.
Alert Box
When a sub, gifted sub, raid or bits come in, a big one-shot box drops on screen. Two events in a row queue up instead of overlapping.
Community Goal
A single campaign bar: subs, bits, raid viewers or message count fill toward a goal. The counter stays in your browser — refreshing the OBS source doesn't reset it.
Prize Wheel
You write the prizes, each with a weight. Type the command in chat and the wheel spins. The slice size is the weight itself — a prize that looks small on screen really is hard to land.
Last One Standing
Viewers type in chat to enter the arena, rounds run on their own, the last one standing wins. You click nothing — lobby, start and reset are all chat commands.
Parachute Drop
A 3D scene: a carrier plane circles above, viewers tumble out, parachutes open after free fall, they swing down and land on the target. Jumpers are the game's own character models. The ground is transparent by default — it lays over your stream.
Character Race
Viewers type the command and their character steps onto the track. When the gathering timer ends they all run, and they're ranked in the order they cross the finish line. Runners are the game's own character models with their own running animations. The ground is transparent — it lays over the stream.
Duel Arena
Viewers type the command to queue up; when two are in line the duel starts. They square off and strike with the game's own sword and spell animations, health bars drop, the winner does a warcry, the loser sits down. Transparent ground.
Stage Character
A character standing in the corner of your stream. It breathes while chat is quiet; when a sub, resub, gift, raid, bits or announcement comes in, one of the game's own animations plays with a short caption above. Wings can be attached. Transparent ground.
3D Chest
Give the command and the chest shakes and opens; one of the game's own items rises out of it in a beam of light. Item name, icon and AP/AC value come from the game's records. You can put the winner's name next to the command. Transparent ground.
Mystery Box
You put prizes in numbered boxes, viewers enter with a keyword, the draw picks one with equal odds, and the winner types a number in chat to open their box.
Throne
The name, message and sitting time of the viewer on the throne stay on stream. Nobody can dethrone them before the protection time runs out; if someone is waiting in line, the throne changes hands the moment it does.
Stream Schedule Card
Show the order of your stream: which part is done, what's happening now, what's next.
Social Media / Call-out Card
Add your Twitch, YouTube, Discord or sponsor call-out as a small lower band. Show it now and then, don't leave it on all the time.
Ticker Band
Add an event, giveaway, Discord or schedule announcement under your stream. As wide as the screen.
How to add to OBS?
- Pick an overlay from the list on the left, set it up, hit Copy.
- In OBS click the
+under the Sources box, choose Browser, give it a name. - Clear the URL box and paste the link you copied.
- Set Width and Height to the size shown on the card.
- Leave Shutdown source when not visible off; if it's on, the counter resets when you switch scenes.
- Click OK and drag the source wherever you want on the stream.
The bank, upgrade, drop and poll remotes don't go on stream. Add them to OBS's Docks › Custom Browser Docks window from the top menu; they stay on your own screen.
FAQ
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