Select “Browser” from the list of sources from the display. Make sure you’re on the scene you want to use in OBS.įrom OBS, click the “+” icon under Sources. Now that we have the URL for the Twitch viewer count, it’s time to add it to OBS. It happens more often than you would think. This is locked by default in the event you accidentally show the screen during a live broadcast. You can also click to unlock the URL so you can see it immediately. Personally, I just copied the URL to Notepad for the moment. I suggest pasting this in Notepad or another doc app for safekeeping. This will copy the URL of your Twitch viewer count to the computer’s clipboard. Scroll back up and click the “Copy” button. When you’re ready, click the “Save Settings” button on the bottom. So you can use this feature for those streaming services. Enabled Stream Types: Streamlabs supports Twitch and YouTube viewers.The actual background is removed when the tool is live. It’s only there for demonstration purposes only.
Background Color: This will not show when you add it to OBS.Two things are important to note on this screen: This includes things like the font, font size, weight, color, and adding custom CSS – if you choose. Make the adjustments you want for the viewer count. In this section, you have a myriad of things you can do to the Twitch viewer count to enhance your live stream. This will show you all the different things you can do to your live stream through OBS. This is a free system of tools that is full of add-ons and elements to bring your broadcast to life.įrom the Streamlabs dashboard, click “All Widgets” from the left area of the screen. To add the counter, you’ll need a Streamlabs account. Today, I’ll go over how to copy and paste the URL for the counter as well as show you how to adjust the element’s size in OBS. It’s Your Channel… Adding Your Twitch Viewer Count
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