Guides

Two jobs, two moments. You build a look on a quiet afternoon, and you run a break with buyers watching. These guides split along that line.

If you have not set up your channel and OBS yet, do Get started first.

Build your look

Done once, then reused every stream.

Break templates bundle an overlay with its on-air controls. You need at least one to go live, so this is the place to start.
Design your overlay is where you place widgets on the vertical grid and arrange them against a live preview.
Customizing widgets covers every way to tailor a single widget: placement, size, locking, background, borders, fonts, text size, alignment, and motion.
Spot lists save a set of spot names once so you are not retyping the same buyers or players into every break.

Done live, with an audience.

Going live starts a break from the studio: pick a template, set what you are breaking and your spots, and hit Start break.
Running the show is the live panel itself. Mark spots sold, fire celebration moments, toggle widgets, and end the night on your terms.

Reference has the per-widget and per-setting detail, including the widget catalog and the styling reference.