Preview · your clips, updates live as you set options
The preview plays your real clips with sound once your channel name is filled in. If your browser holds the sound back, click once in the preview.
Your overlay URL
Paste this into a browser source in OBS (or your streaming app).
Paste this into a browser source in OBS (or your streaming app). Set the source size to match the overlay (for the tracker, the map size) and keep the background transparent. Your channel names, any API keys, RTIRL key or Rumble secret URL, your location settings and your home point all live in the URL's # fragment, which browsers never send to a server, so coordinates and keys stay out of access logs.
Just the name. The overlay reads that channel’s public clips and never posts anything.
Which clips
Separate the names with commas, for example IRL, Just Chatting. A clip plays when its category matches one of them, ignoring upper and lower case, and on Kick also when the group its category sits in matches, such as IRL. Blank plays every category. Up to 30 names. A name that matches none of your clips leaves nothing to play.
Blank = every category.
Clips with fewer views are left out. 0 = no filtering.
Clips that never play, whatever the other settings say. Paste clip links or clip ids, separated by commas. A Kick clip id looks like clip_01H811MXG4FBR62FXPE1AXABDH and is the last part of its link; a Twitch clip id is the last part of its clip address. An entry that is neither an id nor a link that holds one is left out of the URL. Up to 200 clips.
For a clip you never want to see again.
Playback
Leave this off to let the clips’ own sound reach your stream and the preview.