Animated pieces for the OBS Browser Source: banners for your layout and a frame for your camera. Nothing to download — paste the URL, set the size, done. With your code, the piece also shows the 10% off your viewers get on their first payment.
The banner is served from the site, so it is never a file that goes stale on your machine — when we sharpen a line, your stream gets the new one on the next scene.
The piece that argues for the product. Rotating lines that open a question about the viewer's own game, then turn it on the enemy team.
The lower third, running the full width of the stream. It is the format that takes the longest line without wrapping.
/obs/banner.html?lang=en&format=barA corner block, for when the bottom of your layout already belongs to alerts or chat. Same content as the bar, stacked.
/obs/banner.html?lang=en&format=badgeThe whole side, for layouts with the gameplay cropped. The feature list trims itself if your column is shorter than 1080.
/obs/banner.html?lang=en&format=sidebarA frame for your webcam, with a lit segment travelling the border. The middle is transparent: this piece goes ABOVE your camera source in OBS, not in place of it. No rotating text here — it sits centimetres from your face, and text changing there competes with you.
The usual 16:9 webcam. Viewfinder brackets on the corners and a strip at the foot carrying the mark and your code.
/obs/facecam.html?lang=en&format=wideFor a camera cropped round. The ring follows the crop and the label becomes a pill resting on the lower edge.
/obs/facecam.html?lang=en&format=circleLogos, colours and usage rules are on the brand page — grab the SVG there instead of screenshotting the site.
Brand guidelines