【OBS-compatible】Analog Clock Widget

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.

Analog Clock Widget for OBS

The Analog Clock widget is an OBS widget for showing a clock with hands on your stream layout. Create the analog clock in Jamluca, copy the published URL, and paste it into an OBS browser source to add it to your scene.

Compared with a digital clock, an analog clock has more visual presence. It works well on waiting screens, talk streams, work streams, and calmer layouts where the clock should contribute to the atmosphere instead of only showing the time.

Add Atmosphere with a Clock Face and Hands

An analog clock shows the current time while adding a calm visual accent to the scene. Cafe-style, retro, minimal, futuristic, and other looks can fill side space or waiting screens without feeling like a plain utility element.

If you want the time to be read quickly in numbers, use the Clock widget. If you want the clock itself to become part of the scene design, the Analog Clock widget is the better fit.

Start from Templates

The Analog Clock widget lets you choose a template and then edit it. You do not need to build the clock face from scratch. Pick a design close to the mood of your stream, then adjust colors, line weights, and other details.

Templates also make it easier to switch styles between streams. Use softer colors for talk streams, stronger contrast for game streams, or a quieter design for work streams.

Customize the Face, Hands, and Border

In the editor, you can adjust the clock face background, dial font, border, and the colors of the hour, minute, and second hands. You can make the background transparent so it blends into the scene, or add borders and shadows to keep it readable over video.

Showing the second hand adds subtle motion to the layout. For calmer scenes, keep the color and thickness restrained so the clock does not draw too much attention.

Use It in OBS with a Browser Source

Each analog clock is published as a dedicated URL. Add an OBS browser source and set that URL to display the clock on your stream. You can adjust the size and position in OBS and place it in a corner, side area, or waiting screen.

For the step-by-step setup flow, see How to Use Jamluca.

Stream Scenarios for the Analog Clock Widget

Add an atmospheric clock to a waiting screen
Create a calm layout for talk or work streams
Match cafe, retro, Japanese-style, or themed stream designs
Fill empty space in a stream layout naturally
Show the current time while using the clock as part of the visual design

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【OBS-compatible】Timer Widget

【OBS-compatible】Timer Widget

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.