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Upload a .txt or .csv file, or paste a list below — one name per line
(for .csv, only the first column of each row is used). Blank lines are ignored. We don't validate or
reformat your data, so make sure the list is correct before importing.
This will replace all current segments — save your current setup as a Preset first if you want to keep it. Names longer than 20 characters will be truncated with "…". Due to display constraints, a wheel containing more than 150 entries may not display labels. Maximum 500 entries.
This will replace all current segments — save your current setup as a Preset first if you want to keep it. Names longer than 20 characters will be truncated with "…". Due to display constraints, a wheel containing more than 150 entries may not display labels. Maximum 500 entries.
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How to use Stream-Tools.com in OBS
There are two main ways to bring these tools into your stream, so pick whichever fits your setup best, then follow the steps for that route below.
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Window Capture
Easiest set up- Open https://www.stream-tools.com in your browser.
- Open your scene in OBS.
- In the Sources tab in OBS, click the + button.
- Select Window Capture from the list. On the next pop up, name your source and click OK.
- In the Window dropdown, select the browser window you want to capture (example: [opera.exe] Stream-Tools.com - Opera).
- Leave the other options as their defaults, and click OK.
- Resize and position your window in the OBS preview. You can use the Alt key while resizing to crop.
- To interact with the tools, use your web browser.
Pros Easier and quicker to set up for a quick one time use.
Cons Unable to use the transparency feature; more cumbersome when using multiple tools.
2
OBS Browser Capture
Recommended set up- Open your scene in OBS.
- In the Sources tab in OBS, click the + button.
- Select Browser. Name your Browser source (if using multiple tools, it's recommended to name it after the specific tool this source will handle), and click OK.
- In URL, enter the tool's address (e.g. https://stream-tools.com/#countdown) so each source runs its own tool. Share and Live Session links work here too.
- Set the size to 1200 x 800, which will ensure all settings and options fit on the OBS Interact window, and click OK.
- Resize and position your source in the OBS preview. You can use the Alt key while resizing to crop.
- To interact with the tools, highlight the source in the OBS Sources tab. Just above the Sources tab should be a button labelled Interact. Click it.
- A new window will open. This is the instance of the site/tool being used for this specific Browser source. You can interact with it here (add time, start the timer, spin the wheel, roll the dice, etc.).
Pros Easier to manage multiple tools at the same time; can use features like Transparency mode so the tools can overlay the main capture without obscuring too much.
Cons Slightly more complicated to set up; can take some getting used to opening the Interact window to view or interact with the tools.