A number in the corner gets ignored. A counter that knows which boss you’re on, how close you are to your worst run and how long it’s been since the last death becomes part of the show. Press play below — it’s the real overlay.
One OBS browser source · counts from a hotkey, Stream Deck or your phone
A sticker in the corner only shows a number. These looks read the run you’re actually having.
Name the boss, level or run you’re on and the count follows it — the log keeps every one you’ve cleared.
Each boss remembers your fewest-deaths clear, so every attempt has a line to beat on screen.
The same count reads tonight’s deaths and your lifetime total, without a second counter to manage.
Each one is a render from the real overlay: what you pick is what your viewers see.
Everything that matters is on one screen; the rest waits under Advanced. “Reset to the look” brings it back exactly.
A Pro look is bound to something only Kloot knows, so it changes as the run does.
No — and nothing honest does for most games. You press a hotkey, a Stream Deck button, the button in the Kloot panel or the one on your phone, and every look updates on stream at once. It takes a second, and it never miscounts a death the game didn’t show.
Copy your overlay link from the Kloot panel and add it as a Browser source in OBS (1920 × 1080). Every Kloot counter, alert and screen rides that one source, so a new look is live the moment you apply it — no re-adding sources.
Yes. Every look has up to twelve settings on show — size, colours, font, label, where the label sits, what plays on each death and at a milestone — and the rest under Advanced. “Reset to the look” puts it back exactly as you picked it.
The counter itself is free: counting, bosses, personal bests, the phone button. The looks on this page are part of Creator; the looks that react to your run — and play sound — are Pro.