Twitch Chat Overlay
Names in their Twitch colours, badges and emotes, read straight from Twitch. Pick one of ten looks, change anything you like, and see every change in OBS as you make it.
rivermoss that jump was clean 😂 pixel_kat hello from the night shift 👋 lena_streams found you through a raid, staying quietfox chat looks so good on stream 🔥
rivermoss that jump was clean 😂 pixel_kat hello from the night shift 👋 lena_streams found you through a raid, staying quietfox chat looks so good on stream 🔥
rivermoss that jump was clean 😂 pixel_kat hello from the night shift 👋 lena_streams found you through a raid, staying quietfox chat looks so good on stream 🔥
What your chat does
Like it always does.
Names, badges and emotes, as it happens.
Change it while you're live
Every change lands in OBS as you make it.
Why streamers use it
No bot and no account to link. It reads your Twitch chat directly, like any viewer does.
From a terminal to speech bubbles to a news ticker. Then the font, colours and layout are yours.
Twitch emotes plus 7TV, BTTV and FFZ, and the badges your chatters earned.
Messages come straight from Twitch, not through Overlabels, so chat keeps flowing even if Overlabels has a bad day.
Make it yours
Pick one in the designer, then tune the font, colours, layout and how long a message stays.
Glass rows, everyone in their own Twitch color. The one you never regret.
Green on black in a mono font, a prompt before every name and a cursor blinking on the last line.
Speech bubbles with the name above each one, in a round friendly font. For cozy streams.
No background, a thin glowing outline and names that light up. Late nights and dark games.
Cream cards with dark ink and a soft shadow. The light one, for bright rooms and art streams.
A news ticker along the bottom edge, names in caps. Just Chatting and podcast formats.
Big centred text with a heavy shadow, gone after twelve seconds. Subtitles for IRL and talking-head streams.
A pixel font, chunky borders and a hard drop shadow. Retro and indie games.
Each message its own card, the name as a header bar in the chatter's color, emotes big. Room for slow chats.
Pink and cyan on deep purple glass, newest at the top, emotes oversized. For the chat that is mostly emotes anyway.
Ready in two steps
Every step is a button on the next page. You never have to go looking for a setting.
Log in with Twitch. One click puts it in your account.
Copy one link into a Browser Source. Streamlabs Desktop and any other app with a browser source work the same way.
The feed fills whatever box you give it in OBS. 500 by 800 is a good start for a stacked feed, 1920 by 80 for the ticker.
Questions
Yes. When a moderator deletes a message or times someone out, it comes off your overlay too.
Yes. You can hide messages that start with ! and hide chosen accounts, like other bots.
No. They chat like they always do.
Yes. Overlabels has no tiers, no trial and no card to enter. Every product is free.
Yes. One button on the product's page removes it and everything it installed.
Free. Two steps.
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