Placing the overlay in your webinar with OBS Placing your logo in the top left or right corner of your webinar is a great first step. Do not go straight for the most advanced animation, but take the time to find out what suits you. Use FlexClip if you want to easily create dynamic lower thirds for your webinar.
If you have Adobe lIlustrator, you can download endless free vector templates on Freepik that you can adapt to your own branding. You can create an overlay in different ways.
The appearance of your lower third results in a professional looking video! Create your own overlay A dynamic overlay is a transparent video that you place over the video or webinar. In video, the transparency (opacity) of the logo is often scaled to 80%, so that it is not hard on the image. A static overlay is an image that you keep in view throughout the webinar. You can then click OK and the overlay will be added to your stream.An overlay can be static or dynamic. Select the URL parameter, then use the key bind ctrl-v to paste in the URL that was copied from Pixel Chat earlier. Once you do this, you will see a popup box asking for the URL. To do this click the Add source button in the lower left of XSplit, and select webpage To get started we need to add a new browser source. SLOBS doesn't allow right clicking to paste, so with the URL box selected you can use the paste key bind ctrl-v to paste the link in. To do this click the plus button in the sources tab of SLOBS, and click Browser then click Add Source in the lower right corner.Ĭlick into the URL parameter, delete what is there, then paste in the link that was copied from Pixel Chat earlier. Now you can click OK and the source will be added to your stream! We also recommending leaving the Shutdown source when not visible and Refresh browser when source becomes active check boxes turned off. If you would like to change the width and height here you can. The main thing to focus on here is the URL parameter.Ĭlick into the URL parameter, delete what is there, then paste in the link that was copied from Pixel Chat earlier. You will then be brought to a screen that looks like this: Once you do this, you can go ahead and name the source whatever you'd like. To do this click the plus button in the sources tab of OBS, and click Browser The way you add it to your stream depends on the software you are using to stream, we're going to go over all the major ones so find the one that you are using. Once you click this is will copy the overlays link to your clipboard. The button you're looking for is the Copy Link button. Once you have created an overlay you will see some buttons on it like so:
To start you'll want to make sure you have created at least one overlay. Adding an overlay to your stream is very easy! Let's go over how to do it.
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