Free stream schedule overlays
The days and times you stream, for offline screens, breaks and the end of the stream. When the days are written like Mon or Monday, today’s stream lights up by itself.
What you can change
- Up to 10 streams, each with a day, time and what you’re doing
- A note like “All times CET”
- Highlight today, or not
- Heading, fonts, size and colors
In every style
One in each of the 14 styles, and each style has a whole matching set. Pick one to open it in the editor.
Add it to OBS in two steps
- 1Open one above and change anything: the words, colors, fonts and size. Add your name and channels once under Your stream and they fill in by themselves.
- 2Click Add to OBS and drag the button onto your OBS preview. OBS adds it as a browser source at the right size.
Not using OBS, or dragging doesn’t work? The setup guide covers adding it by hand.
Questions
- How does it know which day is today?
- It reads the day in each row, like Mon or Monday, and checks it against the date on the computer running OBS.
- Can I use it as an image for my socials?
- Take a screenshot of it in OBS or in the editor preview and post that.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Every template is free to use and change, with no account, no watermark and nothing to install. Your settings live in the overlay’s own link.
- Does it work outside OBS?
- Yes. It’s a web page, so it works in any app with a browser source: Streamlabs Desktop, Meld, XSplit and others. Add a browser source with the link and the size the editor shows.
More pieces
Every piece comes in every style, so the whole stream can match.