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Twitch chat overlay for OBS — free, transparent, yours

Paste one link into an OBS browser source and your chat shows on stream. Works on Twitch and Kick, no sign-up, no watermark; every setting lives in the link.

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  • No sign-up
  • No watermark
  • Twitch + Kick
  • Free
Live demo with sample chat. Try the three looks:

What the chat box does

Transparent by default

Nothing behind the messages, or a soft dark card — both read well over gameplay.

Emotes, all of them

Twitch emotes plus 7TV, BTTV and FFZ, animated ones included. Kick emotes too.

Badges and colors

Sub, mod and VIP badges, username colors like on Twitch, a platform strip if you want it.

Filters

Hide bot accounts and !commands with one switch; only this overlay is affected, chat itself stays as is.

Text-to-speech

Messages read aloud with a browser voice — pick the language, the speed and who gets read.

Looks

Five themes, six game palettes and three looks: normal, plain and neon. Font size and message count are yours.

Add it to OBS in three steps

  1. 01

    Set it up

    Open the setup page, type your Twitch or Kick channel, pick a theme and a look. The preview updates as you click.

  2. 02

    Copy the link

    The link holds every setting. Nothing is saved on our side, so there is nothing to log into.

  3. 03

    Browser source

    OBS → Sources → + → Browser. Paste the link, set width 440 and height 260 (or the size you chose), done.

Recommended source size 440 × 260 Set up the chat box

Questions

No. The overlay reads public chat the same way a viewer does, so a channel name is enough. A Studio account is optional and only adds things chat does not carry, like follows and channel point rewards.

Neither. The chat overlay is free, has no watermark and no message limit. It is part of the UcuzaGB Studio tool set.

Browser tabs paint white behind a transparent page; OBS browser sources do not. Add the link to OBS and the background disappears. If you want a panel behind the text, pick the card look instead.

Yes. The setup page has switches for bot accounts (Nightbot, Moobot and the like) and for messages that start with !. Both only hide lines in the overlay.

Yes, with the same link style: choose Kick on the setup page and type the channel. Twitch and Kick can sit in one scene as two sources.

Anything with a browser source works: Streamlabs Desktop, XSplit, Twitch Studio, Lightstream, Prism. The link is a normal web page.

Want the rest?

Chat box, alerts, goal bar, event feed, polls, giveaways, hype train, emote wall and 20 more overlays — all on one page, all with the same link style.

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