How it works
No installer, no account for public counts, nothing to keep open beside OBS. Every overlay is a URL.
Viewer count, chat, now playing, timer, and eighteen more. Each one is a single page doing one job.
Channel, colour, font and size are query parameters. The link is the configuration.
Add a Browser Source, paste the link. It renders with a real alpha channel over your scene.
Anatomy of a link
allstreamstools.com/chat?channel=yourname&platform=twitch&color=ffffff&font=Inter&size=18channelWhich channel the overlay reads. The only required part.platformWhere the data comes from: twitch, kick or youtube.colorText colour as hex. Change it here, the graphic changes.fontAny font OBS can render.sizeBase font size in pixels.Custom fonts & colours
Sizes & positions
Fade timers for chat
Bot & command filtering
Transparent backgrounds
No account for public counts
Inside OBS
Visual settings live in the URL so OBS renders the same configuration without an editor window. Authenticated tools add a private session reference: treat those links like credentials and keep them out of screenshots and shared scene collections.
OBS loads the overlay in its built-in browser. Static tools render at once; live counters poll their platform; event tools connect and wait for a poll, prediction, hype train or donation. A transparent event overlay can be working correctly while showing nothing.
OBS can shut a browser source down when hidden or refresh it when a scene becomes active. That saves resources for static pages but restarts timers, reconnects chat and resets event state. Test scene transitions before enabling either on a live-data overlay.