There is a Test Widget button in the lower right hand side of the screen if you want to see what it will look like.When you find a widget you want to add, just click the green Install button.You also have the option to add Widget themes as well.You’ll be able to see how everything looks and comes together with the theme you are using.Select Display Capture and choose the monitor you are using.Click the addition symbol in the top right of the Sources box to add a source.Now let’s open up a game so you can see what things are going to look like.I recommend leaving those alone but you can go in and make adjustments if you like. When you click one of the labels under Header, you’ll see all of the options regarding fonts, text size, etc. Select the Background option, right click, and select Remove.This will give you an idea of what things are going to look like when there’s an actual game happening in the background. You will first want to delete the background of the alert box element.When you select the alert box on the screen, you will see it highlighted under Sources at the bottom of your screen.This is where you see information such as new followers or new donations. The alert box options will be in the upper center of the screen.

After it downloads, you will be sent back to the SLOBS editor where you can make adjustments.When you find a theme you like, hit the green Install Overlay button.Streamlabs actually has a store where you can choose different themes instead of having to go outside Streamlabs and import themes in. Go to the Themes tab at the top of the page.To get started on setting up your stream overlay, log into your Streamlabs OBS account.If you want more information on Streamlabs OBS before we get started, check out my Streamlabs OBS full tutorial. Today I’m going to walk you through how to set up your stream overlay in Streamlabs OBS.

How to add overlays to streamlabs obs