In this way, you only need to add a single browser resource to your OBS. Furthermore, you will find features and widgets which you can directly add to your overlay. You can also create an empty overlay and add your own graphics. If you have chosen one, you can further edit it in “My Overlays”.

In the Themes Gallery you will find a large collection of overlays for various purposes and styles. After you have logged in to StreamElements you will also find a useful checklist here, from which you can access and activate the most important modules. You can for example add the StreamElements chatbot to your channel with just one click or edit the title and game. Information about the different modules, incoming payments, followers and subscribers can be found here as well as basic settings and the option to switch individual modules off and on. The dashboard gives you a complete overview of your stream. We will go through these blocks one by one, starting with the basic modules. It is divided into three large blocks: The basic modules (top), loyalty settings (viewing points, stream store and more) and several settings pages for the bot. The menu is located on the left side of the StreamElements page. The easy-to-use overlay tool makes a separate setup of an overlay in OBS & co. It is for example no longer necessary to install certain program parts or tools on your own computer. However, while Streamlabs emerged from TwitchAlerts, a provider for stream alerts, and was expanded step by step, StreamElements has been designed as an all-round solution from the start. It is an all-round solution that can simplify or even automate many daily tasks on your channel via your browser.

Streamlabs is well known to many streamers.

Streamlabs dashboard