Model: Horizontal Bar
Twitch · YouTube
Model: Vertical Banner
TikTokModel: Sidebar v2
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How to use on your stream
Pick a model above, download it, and drop it into your streaming software. It works on OBS, Streamlabs and any program that accepts image or browser sources.
Pick the format
A still image with a single message. Lightest option and the safest one for a weaker PC.
Animated: loops through all five messages. Available on the horizontal bar, the only animated model.
The live page as a source. Always shows the newest version, but needs an internet connection while you stream.
Add it to OBS
Using the PNG or GIF file
- 1Click Download PNG or Download GIF on the model you want. The GIF takes a few seconds — the button shows the progress.
- 2In OBS, click the + under Sources and choose Image.
- 3Browse to the downloaded file and confirm.
- 4Drag it into place on the canvas and resize by holding Alt to keep the proportions.
Using the browser source
- 1In OBS, click the + under Sources and choose Browser.
- 2Paste the URL below into the URL field.
- 3Set the width and height to match your stream resolution.
- 4Confirm and position the source on the canvas.
Where to place it on each platform
1920x1080In OBS, add a Browser Source with the URL above at 1920x1080 and place the bar at the bottom of the screen.
1920x1080Same setup as Twitch. For Shorts, use the vertical banner at the top so it clears the interface buttons.
1080x1920Use the vertical banner at the top of the screen — the bottom area is covered by TikTok comments and buttons.
Worth knowing
- •The models have a black background. On a browser source, tick "Shutdown source when not visible" to save resources.
- •The GIF only makes sense for the horizontal bar — the other models are static, so their GIF would look exactly like the PNG at a much bigger file size.
- •Leave a safe margin from the edges: Twitch, YouTube and TikTok all cover parts of the screen with their own interface.