Stream overlay and screen maker
The screens and overlays a live stream needs, animated and in your own colours: a starting soon screen that loops while people arrive, a be right back screen for the break, a glowing frame around your webcam, a schedule, a live badge. Make them in your browser and bring them into OBS as video files.
How it works
- 1
Start from a stream template: starting soon, be right back, webcam frame, schedule or live badge.
- 2
Put in your name, your socials and your colours. The scene ends with its last element, so its length is the length of your loop.
- 3
Export full screens as MP4 and overlays as transparent WebM, then add each one to OBS as a media source with looping on.
Start from a template
See all 20 templatesStarting soon screen
1920×1080Stream starting soon, with a pulse
Be right back
1920×1080A coffee break, on screen
Webcam frame
1920×1080A glowing border for your camera
Stream schedule
1080×1350Three nights, one is live
Live badge
1920×1080LIVE, a viewer count, a title
Call to action
1920×1080Like, comment, subscribe, tapped in turn
Loops that don't jump
A screen that plays for minutes has to loop cleanly: end every movement where it started, or fade everything out and back in. The animated background template is built that way.
Overlays over your game
A webcam frame, a live badge or a subscribe reminder needs a transparent background to sit over gameplay. Export those as WebM: OBS plays them with their transparency.
Questions
- Does it work with OBS?
- Yes. Add the exported file as a Media Source, tick Loop, and it plays like any other video. Transparent WebM files keep their transparency.
- Can I make alerts that react to follows or donations?
- No, smooth.video makes video files, not live alerts. If your alert service accepts a video file, you can use one made here.
- Is it free?
- Yes, with no account and no watermark.