Widgets

The caption widget is an OBS widget for displaying short text on your stream. Use it for announcements, event explanations, participation instructions, social links, and hashtags, and update the text during a live broadcast.

The Clock widget displays the current time and date on your stream through an OBS browser source. Customize date, day, seconds, fonts, colors, and background to create a readable clock for waiting screens, talk streams, and long broadcasts.

The Analog Clock widget displays a clock with hands on your stream through an OBS browser source. Start from a template and customize the face, font, border, and hand colors to create a clock for waiting screens, talk streams, and calmer layouts.

The Timer widget displays a countdown on your stream through an OBS browser source. Show the time until a stream starts, the end of a break, or a timed challenge, and start, stop, or reset the timer during the broadcast.

The Stopwatch widget displays elapsed time on your stream through an OBS browser source. Share time spent on challenges, work streams, practice, and record attempts while starting, stopping, and resetting the stopwatch during the broadcast.

The Counter widget displays a number on your stream through an OBS browser source and lets you change it during the broadcast. Show scores, achievements, failed attempts, votes, and other values with labels, then update them from the controller.

The Meter widget shows progress toward a goal as a bar or ring through an OBS browser source. It supports horizontal, vertical, and ring shapes, segment or continuous fills, and color changes at thresholds, and you can update the current value from the controller.

The Panel Roulette widget displays options as panels through an OBS browser source and randomly selects one. It supports removing selected items, table integration, and controller operation, making draws easy to follow on stream.

The Roulette widget displays a spinning roulette through an OBS browser source and randomly selects one option from a list. It supports removing selected items, table integration, and controller operation, turning draws and choices into visual moments on stream.

The Dice widget displays a 3D die through an OBS browser source and rolls it to produce a random result. It supports 4, 6, 8, 12, and 20 faces, table-linked text on faces, and controller-based rolling.

The Flip widget displays a two-sided card through an OBS browser source. It supports handwriting and keyboard input, and you can update content or switch faces from the controller.

The Effect widget overlays visual effects such as speed lines, confetti, fire, and sakura petals through an OBS browser source. Add multiple effects to one widget and control their display or trigger timing from the controller.

Display dynamic speed lines on your stream during exciting moments. Customize line color, thickness, vanishing point position, and speed.

Launch colorful confetti across your stream with a single button press. Perfect for celebrations and milestones. Add to OBS as a browser source.

Display blazing flames rising from the bottom of your stream. Adjust flame height and speed freely with smooth on/off animations.

Display sakura petals drifting across your stream. Customize petal size, count, wind strength, and direction for a stunning visual.

Display falling rain across your stream. Larger drops fall faster and trace longer streaks like long-exposure photography. Adjust amount, drop size, and wind direction to fit any rainy mood.

The Tournament widget displays a knockout tournament bracket through an OBS browser source. Winners advance in real time as you tap through matches from the controller, and you can pull participants straight from a Jamluca table.