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EnglishRandom clips from your channel, right on stream
The clip overlay plays clips from your own Twitch channel as a browser source in OBS – before you go live, during a break or in between. They are drawn from the whole back catalogue, not just the most-watched ones: that good clip from two years ago gets its turn again.
The overlay remembers what it has shown. Nothing repeats until the catalogue has been through once – and you decide how many clips stay locked. Period, minimum views and language can be narrowed down; the lower third with title, creator and date comes in 17 designs.
Set up in three steps
- Sign in with Twitch. The overlay is available for channels whose chat is archived here.
- Create the overlay and copy its address. It is secret – whoever has it sees your overlay.
- Add it to OBS as a browser source, set the size, done. No download, no extension.
Free of charge, no installation and no third-party account.
More overlays: Wheel of fortune Chatbox Stream stats
Sign-in required
Sign in with Twitch to set up a clip overlay for your channel.
Log in with TwitchNot available yet
The clip overlay is available for channels whose chat we archive. Yours isn't among them yet – submit it and we'll take a look.
Set up your overlay
We collect every clip from your channel once. Depending on the channel's size this takes a few minutes and runs in the background – your overlay address works right away.
We’re collecting your clips
Twitch only hands out clips in small portions, so we walk through your channel month by month. That way we get all of them – not just the same popular few over and over. Depending on your channel this takes a few minutes, and it keeps running if you leave this page.
Once it’s done you can set everything up here: design, text and size of the lower third, time range, repeat lock. Your overlay address will be ready then, too.
Add to OBS
Browser source 1920 × 1080
This is a new address. Put it into your OBS browser source now – an existing source will point at nothing.
Keep the address secret – anyone who has it can open your overlay. If it was visible on stream, the red arrow creates a new one.
How to add it in OBS
- Add a new source of type “Browser” to your scene in OBS.
- Paste the address from above into the URL field and set width 1920, height 1080.
- Tick “Shutdown source when not visible” on the source – that stops clips from playing on in the background.
- Volume is controlled in the OBS audio mixer, just like any other source.
Preview
This is how the lower third will sit on top of the clip, using sample data. The long title is deliberate: it shows whether your template still fits on screen.
Clip collection
Settings
Changes save themselves and apply to the overlay right away – text fields as soon as you leave them.
While the season automation is on, a season design always applies – there is no day without a season. Your choice stays saved and takes effect again as soon as you turn the automation off or untick seasons below.
Which occasions do you want?
Untick anything you'd rather not carry on stream. A disabled holiday falls back to the season – the rest of the automation keeps running.
Delete overlay
Removes the address, your settings, the play history and the collected clips. You can create a new overlay at any time.
A wheel your viewers spin with channel points
You connect a channel point reward of your choice to the wheel. When someone redeems it, the wheel spins on stream and the result appears in full size. You do not have to click anything while you play.
Segments are numbers or labels of your own. They can stay hidden until the wheel stops, or be used up – then each segment comes up only once. 16 designs, each with its own win effect. The result can also be handed to Streamer.bot if something should follow from it.
Set up in three steps
- Sign in with Twitch. The wheel is available for channels whose chat is archived here.
- Define the segments and connect the channel point reward.
- Add the secret address to OBS as a browser source. No download, no extension.
Free of charge, no installation and no third-party account.
More overlays: Clip overlay Chatbox Stream stats
Sign-in required
Sign in with Twitch to set up a wheel of fortune for your channel.
Log in with TwitchNot available yet
The wheel is available for channels whose chat we archive. Yours is not on the list yet – submit it and we will take a look.
Set up your wheel
A wheel for your stream: numbers or your own labels, hidden if you like, and with consumption – each field is drawn only once until you reset. Your OBS overlay address is ready right away.
Add to OBS
Browser source 1920 × 1080
This is a new address. Put it into your OBS browser source now – an existing source will point at nothing.
Keep the address secret – anyone who has it can open your overlay. If it was visible on stream, the red arrow creates a new one.
How to add it in OBS
- In OBS, add a new “Browser” source to your scene.
- Paste the address from above into the URL field and set width 1920 and height 1080.
- Place the source above your game feed – the wheel only appears while spinning; otherwise the area stays transparent.
Live preview
This is the real overlay page – shrunk to card width, otherwise exactly what OBS shows. A test spin (or a channel point redemption) plays here live; between spins the area stays empty, just like in your stream.
Game state
The test spin draws like a real spin and consumes a field. Open the overlay address in OBS or your browser to watch the animation.
Settings
Changes save themselves and apply to the overlay right away – text fields as soon as you leave them.
Already drawn
Without “Each field only once” nothing is being drawn right now – but the list stays remembered and applies again as soon as you switch the rule back on. To start over, clear it here or press “All fields back in”.
Whatever is listed here counts as drawn. Delete a number and it is back in the wheel on the next spin – or add one to take it out. It is applied with “Save”. Anything that matches no field is quietly ignored.
Nothing is drawn right now – every field is in the wheel.
Channel points as trigger
Connect your Twitch account so a channel point reward of your choice spins the wheel. This needs one additional permission: reading your channel point redemptions (channel:read:redemptions) – nothing more.
We store no Twitch token: the permission is used once to load your reward list. Who redeems a reward is neither stored nor evaluated by us – the wheel only cares THAT a redemption happened.
Connect with TwitchTwitch ended the subscription – for example because the permission was revoked. Reconnect and set the reward again.
Twitch could not reach our address – nothing will spin on a redemption. Set the reward below once more. If it fails again, a protection filter in front of the site (Cloudflare, WAF) is usually blocking Twitch’s request.
Disconnecting ends the subscription at Twitch and forgets the reward list. The granted permission itself is revoked in your Twitch settings under “Connections” – we never hold a token of yours anyway.
Streamer.bot integration
In chat:
In chat:
In chat:
Not saved yet: the address only becomes reachable once you save.
Script for Streamer.bot (copy and paste)
A ready-made script – copy, paste, done. It only holds your address; the delay and the texts it fetches from here on every spin, so you never need to copy it again after changing something above. The wheel is still triggered by the channel point redemption; the script only reads along.
- In Streamer.bot, create a new action under “Actions”, for example “Wheel announcement”.
- On the right, add a sub-action under “Sub-Actions”: Core → C# → Execute C# Code.
- Paste the script below into the code window.
- Click “Find Refs” and wait until all references have loaded. Then “Save and Compile” – that compiles the script and closes the code window in one go.
- Give the action a trigger: Twitch → Channel Point Reward → the same reward that spins the wheel.
Your token in the script is blurred and only becomes visible when you hover over it or tap the block; copying always yields the complete script. It also works without the script: the address alone returns JSON (label, at, spins, remaining, total, empty and the finished sentence under bot), with ?format=text appended just the drawn field.
Delete wheel
Removes the address, settings and game state for good. You can create a new wheel any time – it will get a new address.
Your live chat as an overlay in your stream
The chatbox shows your running Twitch chat as a browser source in OBS – with badges, emotes from Twitch, 7TV, BTTV and FFZ, and subs, raids and bits in the colours you know from the archive.
Timeouts and deleted messages vanish from the picture at once, chat modes like slow or subscribers-only show as a small label. Font size, width, corner and design are set here rather than in OBS – that keeps the text crisp.
Set up in three steps
- Sign in with Twitch. The chatbox is available for channels whose chat we archive.
- Create the chatbox, pick a design and a size – the live preview shows the result straight away.
- Paste the secret address into OBS as a browser source. No download, no extension.
Free, no installation and no account with third parties.
More overlays: Clip overlay Wheel of fortune Stream stats
Sign-in required
Sign in with Twitch to set up your chat as an overlay for your channel.
Log in with TwitchNot available yet
The chatbox is available for channels whose chat we log. Yours isn’t among them yet – submit it and we’ll take a look.
Set up your chatbox
Your live chat as a browser source – with badges, emotes from Twitch, 7TV, BTTV and FFZ, subs, raids and bits in the colours you know from the archive. Timeouts and deleted messages vanish from the picture at once, chat modes like slow or subscribers-only show as a small label. Your overlay address for OBS is ready immediately.
Add to OBS
Browser source 1920 × 1080
This is a new address. Put it into your OBS browser source now – an existing source will point at nothing.
Keep the address secret – anyone who has it can open your overlay. If it was visible on stream, the red arrow creates a new one.
How to add it in OBS
- In OBS, add a new “Browser” source to your scene.
- Paste the address above into the URL field and set width 1920 and height 1080 – the box sits in the corner you pick below.
- Place the source above your game capture. Set font size and width here, not in OBS – that keeps the text crisp.
Live preview
This is the real overlay page with your live chat. “Sample messages” plays badges, emotes, first message, bits, a sub, a raid and an announcement – here and in OBS at the same time.
Settings
Changes save themselves.
What the settings mean
- Saving by itself
- Changes save themselves and show up in the live preview right away – and in OBS while it is running. The block list is applied as soon as you leave the field.
- Corner of the picture
- Where the box sits in the picture. New lines appear at the chosen edge and the stack grows away from it.
- Line entrance
- How a new line enters the picture. Hover an entry in the list and the sample plays the motion again. “From the side” follows the corner, “From the opposite side” flies in across the picture – with the box on the left it arrives from the right. During message storms the box turns motion off by itself.
- Font, width, dwell time, maximum
- Font and width refer to a 1080p picture and scale along. “stay” keeps lines until they scroll out; more than 25 lines cost OBS performance.
- Display
- Profile pictures next to the name where available; badges include your channel’s own; big emotes for emote-only messages; events are subs, raids, bits and announcements; chat modes show as a small label for slow, subscribers-, emotes- or followers-only.
- Hide
- Commands are messages starting with !. Known bots are Nightbot, StreamElements and everything our bot detection knows.
- Shared chat
- Messages from the partner channel in co-op streams.
- Language of on-screen labels
- Only affects our own words on screen – labels, “First message” and the lines about subs, raids, bits and milestones. Automatic follows the language of the computer running OBS.
- Block list
- One Twitch name per line. These accounts never appear on screen – regardless of Twitch’s own bans.
Delete chatbox
Removes the overlay address and your settings. The chat itself is unaffected.
Your chat’s numbers, live on stream
Stream stats show tiles with your chat’s numbers in OBS, one after another: your most active chatters, when your chat is busiest, the favourite emotes, what has been written today and how many subs, raids and bits came in this month. Each tile builds up with an animation and then makes way for the next one.
You choose here which tiles run, how long each one stays and whether there’s a break in between. On top of that, there are two images for the info panels below your stream that get by without daily numbers.
Set up in three steps
- Log in with Twitch. Stream stats are available for channels whose chat is archived here.
- Pick your tiles and set how long each one shows – the preview shows the result right away.
- Add the secret address as a browser source in OBS. No download, no extension.
Free of charge, no installation and no third-party account.
More overlays: Clip overlay Wheel of fortune Chatbox
Log in to set up your stream stats
Log in with Twitch, then set up the tiles for your channel here.
Log in with TwitchYour channel isn’t archived here yet
Stream stats are built from your chat archive. As long as we don’t record your chat, there are no numbers – submit your channel, and they’ll be ready once the first days have been counted.
Set up stream stats
You get your own secret address for OBS. You can change which tiles run and for how long at any time.
Add to OBS
Browser source 1280 × 720
This is a new address. Put it into your OBS browser source now – an existing source will point at nothing.
Keep the address secret – anyone who has it can open your overlay. If it was visible on stream, the red arrow creates a new one.
How to add it in OBS
- Add a browser source in OBS and paste the address.
- Enter width 1280 and height 720 – the tiles fill the source in 16:9.
- Drag the source into place and shrink it – down to a quarter of your stream's width, numbers, names and the address stay easy to read.
Live preview
The preview shows the same page as OBS. You see changes right away, and they’re saved automatically.
Tiles
Tiles that are switched on take turns in this order. A tile without numbers – such as “Today in chat” before the first message of the day – is skipped. Hover over a tile to watch it build.
No tile switched on – nothing will show on stream.
Settings
On-stream notice
Every now and then it shows that your chat is archived on chatlogs.de – just text, no background.
Browser source 1200 × 120
Images for your Twitch panel
For the info panels below your stream – without daily numbers, because Twitch stores a fixed copy when you upload them.
How to add it to your panel
- On Twitch, below your stream, switch on “Edit Panels” and add a new panel with “+”.
- Upload the image you downloaded here.
- Enter this address under “Image Links To” – clicking the image then opens your chat archive:
Remove overlay
Removes only the overlay in OBS: its address and your settings. Your chat archive stays complete – not a single message is deleted here – and the images for your Twitch panel remain available.
A timer that never loses its place
The timer runs as a browser source in OBS – as a countdown, a stopwatch, a display of how long you have been live, or as a subathon that subs, bits and raids extend.
Our server keeps the time, not OBS: if OBS crashes, you switch scenes or the source reloads, the right time is back at once.
Set up in three steps
- Sign in with Twitch. The timer is available for channels whose chat is archived here.
- Pick what you have in mind: subathon, countdown, stopwatch or live time. Everything else comes with sensible defaults.
- Add the secret address to OBS as a browser source. No download, no extension.
Free of charge, no installation and no third-party account.
More overlays: Clip overlay Wheel of fortune Chatbox Stream stats
Sign in with Twitch
The timer belongs to your channel – sign in with the Twitch account you stream on.
Log in with TwitchYour channel is not archived here yet
The timer is available for channels whose chat is archived here – only then can it add subs that got lost on the way. You can suggest your channel.
What do you have in mind?
Choose what your timer should do. Everything else comes with sensible defaults and can be changed afterwards.
Your timers
What do you have in mind?
Choose what your timer should do. Everything else comes with sensible defaults and can be changed afterwards.
Settings ·
Time
This much time comes from …
Applies from now on – what’s booked keeps its time.On stream
every change shows up in the preview right awayLower third
A second source for OBS: a ticker with the latest subs, gift bombs, Bits, raids and follows – who added how much time. When the subathon is over, it runs the credits with the top ten.Messages appear in your stream unchecked – exactly as the viewer wrote them with their sub or cheer.
Lower third address Browser source 1920 × 1080
Live time counts from the start of your stream – it needs no settings.
Chat commands
for all timersAdd to OBS
Browser source 600 × 200
This is a new address. Put it into your OBS browser source now – an existing source will point at nothing.
Keep the address secret – anyone who has it can open your overlay. If it was visible on stream, the red arrow creates a new one.
How to add it in OBS
- In OBS, add a new “Browser” source.
- Paste the address above and set the size, for example 600 × 200.
- For a second timer, add a second source with its address.
Live preview
This run is over. For a new one: “Reset”.
History
Nothing booked yet.
Nothing found.
What we are building
These tools are ideas for the same spot in your stream – none of them is finished, and none has a date. We show them so you know where this is going.
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In progress
On this day …
What your chat said on this date one, two, five years ago. The archive has it – the overlay does not exist yet.
Missing something? Write to us via “My tickets” – what streamers ask for decides what comes first.