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Add a cover
- 1.Open the Cover tool.
- 2.Drag a region over what to hide.
- 3.Pin the toggle.
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Privacy cover for OBS — hide anything on screen
Hide any part of your screen — a password, a DM, a face — with a solid, frosted, or pixelate panel you toggle from your deck.
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The real privacy cover — hide a region with solid, frosted, or pixelate. Manual.
Cover anything you don’t want on stream — in one tap.
Drop a solid, frosted, or pixelated panel over any region — a password, a private message, a face — and toggle it instantly. It’s an opaque cover that actually works in OBS, where CSS blur is a no-op.
Why streamers use it
Included on Creator ($15/mo) and Pro — the audience-engagement layer.
Hide any region
Drag a cover over exactly the part of the screen you need to protect.
Solid, frosted, or pixelate
Pick the look — a clean block, a frosted panel, or a pixelated censor.
Actually works in OBS
Unlike CSS blur (a no-op in a browser source), Kloot’s cover is opaque, so it truly hides what’s underneath.
One-tap toggle
Flip it on the instant a password or DM appears, and off when it’s safe.
Add it in three steps
One browser source powers Cover and all eleven other tools.
1
Add your Kloot overlay to OBS once
One browser source powers your covers and every other tool.
2
Place a cover region
Drag a rectangle or circle over the area you want to hide, and pick solid, frosted, or pixelate.
3
Pin the toggle
Put it on a deck key so you can cover and reveal instantly.
Fire it from
A key on your browser control deckYour phone or tablet (the deck is a mobile PWA)A Pin tile saved to your deck for one-press reuse
How-to
Cover quick tutorials
Short, focused how-tos for the small things that make a big difference.
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Choose solid, frosted, or pixelate
- 1.Open the fill picker.
- 2.Try solid, frosted, and pixelate.
- 3.Pick the one that fits.
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Place it over a region
- 1.Switch between rectangle and circle.
- 2.Drag it into place.
- 3.Save.
Cover — frequently asked
Why not just use blur?
Because CSS blur (backdrop-filter) doesn’t work inside an OBS browser source — it’s a no-op. Kloot’s cover is an opaque solid, frosted, or pixelate panel, so it actually hides what’s underneath.
What can I hide?
Anything in a region — a password, a private message, an account screen, or a face.
Rectangle or circle?
Both — switch shapes and drag the cover to fit whatever you’re hiding.
How many covers can I use?
Up to three at once, each toggled independently.
Which plan is Cover on?
Cover is part of the Creator plan ($15/mo), with no watermark.
Works alongside everything you already use
Run your next cover live,
from one button.
Sign in, paste one overlay URL, and fire it on stream. Free to start — a small watermark until you upgrade.
Start freeFree plan · Creator $15/mo · Pro $25/mo · Event Pass $9 for 3 days