Widget catalog

A widget is a single element on your overlay. Add as many as your layout and plan allow (the free trial fits 4 at once), place and size each on the grid, and style it to match your channel. Here is everything you can add and the settings that matter most. For the styling controls every widget shares, see Customizing widgets for how to use them and the styling reference for every option spelled out.

Fill Tracker

Your spot board: the heart of most breaks. It shows a tile per spot as a board or list and updates live as you mark spots sold. It reads what to show from your break details, so you do not configure it by hand: a team break shows the league’s teams, and a custom list shows your named spots.

Show: team logos, names, nicknames, or abbreviations. For a custom list there are no logos, so it shows your spot names as text (any logo setting falls back to labels automatically).
Layout: Cards (separated tiles with gaps), Grid (tiles packed edge to edge), or List (one spot per row). A custom list always renders as a list, since it is text.
Tile style: Subtle, Glass, or Outline, for how each tile is filled and edged.
Filled spot: how a sold spot is marked. Greyed out, crossed out, a sold stamp, or a strikethrough.
Text color: team colors or a custom color (when showing text rather than logos).
Style: background color and opacity, an optional border, and a background effect. The board fits and centers itself, so it has no alignment control.

The tracker lists spots that have an identity: the league’s teams, or the spots you named. Spots you leave unnamed are a count, not tiles, so they show on the Spot Counter instead.

Spot Counter

A live count of how many spots are left or sold, for a quick “almost gone” cue that nudges buyers. The count comes from the break’s inventory, so it stays in sync as spots sell.

Count: show spots remaining (“8 left”) or sold (“22 sold”).
Show total: add the total, so it reads “8 of 30 left” instead of “8 left”.
Style: text color, font, size, and alignment, plus background color and opacity.

League Scores

A live scoreboard for a whole league’s slate, shown one game at a time as a game card. Great for keeping sports fans around between rips.

League: pick the league to follow (US leagues and soccer).
Show: team logos or abbreviations.
Motion: scrolling (the slate marquees across, at a speed you set) or one at a time (each game holds for 3 to 30 seconds, then changes with the transition you pick).
Games shown: cap how many games appear, or leave it to show the whole slate.
Layout: teams side by side or stacked.
Text color: automatic contrast or a custom color, plus font and size.

Team Score

Like League Scores, but locked to a single team’s game, across pre-game, live, and final. Use it when you are breaking for one team’s fans and want their game front and center. It arranges its logos and scores automatically to fit whatever space you give it.

Team: pick the league and team (US leagues).
Show: team logos or abbreviations.
Text color: automatic contrast or a custom color, plus font and size.

Breaker Nameplate

A lower-third identity card that pulls from your channel: your logo, wordmark, and name. This is how a casual viewer learns who you are.

Show: logo, wordmark, or name on their own, or a logo-and-name or logo-and-wordmark pairing.
Layout: pairings sit inline or stacked.
Size: for a solo logo or wordmark, choose how it fills its box (contain, cover, or stretch).
Style: text styling and alignment.

Socials Bar

Your social handles, pulled from your channel so you enter them once. Point new viewers to where they can follow you.

Show: all your socials or pick specific platforms.
Motion: static, scrolling, or one at a time. Scrolling has an adjustable speed; one at a time holds each platform for 3 to 30 seconds and changes with the transition you pick.
Style: icons in brand colors, white, or black, plus text styling and alignment.

Selling Platforms

The marketplaces you sell on, pulled from your channel so you enter them once. The Socials Bar for commerce: it shows a viewer who likes the break where to buy from you, on a platform they already have. The platforms and their links live on your channel rather than on the widget, so everything here is presentation.

Show: all your selling platforms or pick specific ones.
Motion: static, scrolling, or one at a time. Scrolling has an adjustable speed; one at a time holds each platform for 3 to 30 seconds and changes with the transition you pick.
Style: marks in brand colors, white, or black, plus text styling and alignment.

Text

Free-form text for anything the other widgets do not cover: break rules, shipping notes, a hype line, a giveaway callout.

Text: whatever you want to say.
Motion: hold still, or scroll it across the overlay at an adjustable speed.
Style: text color, font, and size, plus alignment, background color, and opacity.

Text Carousel

Multiple messages on rotation in one spot, so a single box on your overlay can carry your rules, your shipping note, and a giveaway callout without crowding the layout.

Slides: up to 3 messages. Drag to reorder them; the order is the order they play in. A slide left empty is skipped, so your overlay never shows a blank gap.
Per slide: each slide has its own text, font, size, color, and opacity, so a giveaway can shout in gold while the rest stay plain. Nothing is inherited from the widget, and adding a slide starts from the one before it so a matching set is quick.
Playback: how each message gives way to the next (cut, fade, rise, slide, or flip) and how long each one stays on screen, from 3 to 30 seconds. Every transition plays itself in the picker, so you can see them before choosing.
Style: background color and opacity, alignment, and an optional border, shared by every slide.

Image

Any image, for a promo graphic or a decorative mark. Paste a link, or upload your own on Elite.

Source: paste an image URL on the Link tab, or pick from your image library on the Library tab. Uploading is an Elite feature: PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF up to 3MB, stored in a library of up to 100 images you can reuse across every template. Manage your library any time from the studio’s Image Library page.
Fit: contain (fit without cropping), cover (fill and crop), or stretch.
Size: how much of its box the image fills. Full size, or large, medium, or small to leave room around it for a background or an effect to show.
Style: background color and opacity, alignment, and an optional border.

Image Carousel

Multiple images on rotation in one spot. Use it for a run of promo graphics, or a set of marks you want on screen without giving each its own box.

Slides: up to 3 images, each from a pasted link or your image library, in the order you drag them into. A slide with no image yet is skipped, so nothing blank reaches your overlay.
Per slide: each image sets its own fit and size, so a wide banner and a square logo can share one carousel without either rendering wrong.
Playback: the transition between images (cut, fade, rise, slide, or flip) and how long each one holds, from 3 to 30 seconds.
Style: background color and opacity, alignment, and an optional border, shared by every slide.

Reserved Space

A placeholder that marks where you will place other items in OBS, like your video feed. It renders nothing on your live overlay. It is only a guide in the designer, so you can size and position the area here, then drop your camera or other source into that spot in OBS.

Label: an optional reminder of what the space is for (shown only in the designer).
Size: drag it to cover the area you are reserving.

Reserved Space does not count toward your plan’s widget limit, since it never renders anything.