Esports and tournament overlays for OBS

A scoreboard and a match clock, run by one person.

Small tournaments do not have a production crew. Press +1 for the team that took the round, start the countdown between matches, and keep your sponsor inside the scoreboard everyone watches.

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These are the real deck keys and the real overlays. Press one.

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60+

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counter bumps and key presses
12,000+

counter bumps and key presses

hours streamed with Kloot
500+

hours streamed with Kloot

What overlays does a tournament stream need?

A scoreboard with both teams, a countdown to the next match, a sponsor everyone can see, and a moment for the winner. In Kloot the scoreboard is two counters in one box, the countdown is a screen that clears itself at zero, and every change is a key someone presses.

One match, start to finish

Run a whole match night from one deck

You press Match in. A countdown to the match that clears itself at zero, leaving the game on screen.

Run of show

Built for tournament streams

Set it up once, press it every match

How do I put a team scoreboard on stream?

Make a counter for each team and group them into a scoreboard. It takes one spot on stream, and each team keeps its own +1 and −1 keys.

  • Two to four counters in one box.
  • Run it from the deck on a laptop, or from a phone at the desk.
  • On Pro, or with the Event Pass.

In your panel

On your stream

How do I run a countdown to the next match?

Make a full screen with a countdown and set it to hide at zero. Start it between matches: when it ends, the screen clears and the game is on stream.

  • One key starts it, every time.
  • Hiding at zero needs nobody at the desk.
  • Free includes it.
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In your panel

On your stream

How do I put a sponsor on the scoreboard?

Add a “brought to you by” row to the scoreboard from one of your Sponsors. It shows the sponsor’s name with its Sponsored label, inside the box everyone watches.

  • It stays inside the scoreboard, never over the game.
  • Turn it off and on without touching the scores.
  • On Pro, or with the Event Pass.

In your panel

On your stream

Two minutes

How do I add tournament stream overlays to OBS?

The Kloot test deck at /try: twelve keys in the middle, with Lower Third and Ticker switched on, a live preview of the stream on the right and a button that makes a link for OBS.
The free test deck at kloot.gg/try, exactly as it looks. Your own deck holds the keys you choose.

OBS · Browser source

URLhttps://kloot.gg/overlay/u/your-linkWidth1920Height1080
  1. 1

    Open the deck

    Open your deck in a browser. You can try it with no account.

  2. 2

    Add one Browser source

    In OBS, add a Browser source, paste your Kloot overlay link, and set it to 1920 × 1080.

  3. 3

    Press keys

    Press keys from the deck on your PC or your phone. Each one goes straight to your stream.

Hands free of OBS

Can I run it from my phone?

Yes. Your deck opens in your phone’s browser, so OBS, your guests and the conversation stay where they are. Nothing to install.

Control your stream from your phone

Your phone is the deck

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Screens library

Templates for tournament streams

🔢 ScoreboardFree

Flat black with a scoreboard amber.

Use this template
🏟️ ArenaPro

Stage lights sweeping a dark arena.

Suits hype loop: add your own track

Use this template
🏅 Finals NightPro

Sparks over a finals stage.

Suits hype loop: add your own track

Use this template
🛡️ Team HuddlePro

Low haze over a cool grey floor.

Use this template

Ways to run it

What does a tournament stream setup look like?

Example setup

A community cup

Eight teams, one evening, one person producing.

  • Match in
  • Blue +1
  • Red +1
  • Confetti

The producer runs the deck from a laptop: a countdown between matches, +1 per round, confetti for the winner.

Runs on Pro

Example setup

A sponsored showmatch

Two teams and a sponsor for the night.

  • Blue +1
  • Red +1
  • Scoreboard
  • Sponsor row

The sponsor’s name sits inside the scoreboard all night, and the Event Pass covers the weekend.

Runs on Pro

Plans

What does this setup cost?

Free

$0

forever

Covers

  • match countdown that clears at zero
  • team score
  • confetti burst
  • ending card

Pro

$9/mo

or $79/yr

Adds

  • second team score
  • scoreboard for both teams
  • sponsor row on the scoreboard

Event Pass · $5 · 48 hours of everything in Pro

Built for a one-off event like this one. One payment, no subscription.

See the Event Pass →

Everything on this page runs on Pro. See full pricing

Without Kloot

Kloot vs. doing it by hand in OBS

JobBy handWith Kloot
ScoresTwo text sources someone edits between rounds+1 per team from a deck, in one scoreboard
Between matchesA countdown website, then a scene switch by handA countdown that clears itself at zero
The sponsorAn image pasted in a cornerA sponsor row inside the scoreboard
The winnerA stinger someone has to rememberOne Confetti key
Paying for itA monthly plan for one weekendAn Event Pass: $5 for 48 hours of everything in Pro

What Kloot doesn’t do

It never reads your chat, never switches your OBS scenes, and doesn’t detect anything on its own. Every change on screen is a key you, or someone you gave a link to, pressed.

Works alongside the tools you already stream with

OBS StudioStreamlabsTwitchYouTubeKick

Questions

How do I make a scoreboard overlay for OBS?

Make a counter for each team, group them into a scoreboard (Pro, or the Event Pass), and add your Kloot overlay link to OBS as a Browser source. Press +1 for the team that takes each round.

Run a kill / death scoreboard on stream

Does it read the game score?

No. Kloot does not read the game. Someone at the desk presses +1, from the deck or from a phone.

Can a second person update the scores?

Yes, on Pro. Share your deck: they sign in with Google or Twitch and run it from their own Kloot panel, and every press is signed with their name. Remove them any time.

Let a mod run your death counter

What is the Event Pass?

48 hours of everything in Pro for one payment of $5, with no subscription. It suits a tournament weekend.

Does it work with Streamlabs as well as OBS?

Yes. Everything on this page is one overlay link. Add it as a Browser source at 1920 × 1080 in OBS or in Streamlabs Desktop.

Which plan do I need?

Free covers the match countdown that clears at zero, team score, confetti burst and ending card. Pro ($9/mo or $79/yr) adds the second team score, scoreboard for both teams and sponsor row on the scoreboard.

90 seconds from now,
confetti hits your stream.

Sign in → paste one URL → press a button. That’s it. Your viewers will notice the difference tonight.

Free forever · Pro $9/month or $79/year · Event Pass $5 for 48 hours · Prices + applicable taxes