Customization Guide
This guide explains how to customize the browser overlays to match your stream’s aesthetic.
Overlay-Specific Documentation
Each overlay has its own detailed customization instructions. Please refer to the specific documentation:
Minimal Overlays
Cozy Overlays
Backgrounds
Basic Customization Methods
CSS Variables (Minimal Overlays)
Minimal overlays use CSS variables for easy customization:
- Open the overlay’s HTML file in a text editor
- Find the
:root
section containing variables:
:root {
/* Colors */
--border-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8);
/* Game window settings */
--game-width: 1760px;
--game-left-position: 47%;
/* Webcam settings */
--webcam-size: 250px;
--webcam-visibility: block;
}
- Change the values to customize your overlay
- Save and refresh your browser source
Common customizations include:
- Change
--border-color
for different colored borders
- Adjust
--webcam-size
to change webcam container size
- Set
--webcam-visibility: none
to hide the webcam container
- Modify positioning values to reposition elements
Direct CSS Editing (All Overlays)
For more advanced customization:
- Open the overlay’s HTML file in a text editor
- Look for the
<style>
section
- Modify CSS properties like colors, sizes, and positions
- Save and refresh your browser source
Testing Your Changes
Always test your modifications before streaming:
- Save all changes
- Refresh the browser source in your streaming software
- Check how it looks with your game and webcam
- Make adjustments as needed
Backup Your Changes
Before customizing:
- Make a backup copy of the original files
- If needed, you can always re-download the overlay from the repository
Need Help?
- Check the individual overlay-readme.md files for detailed instructions
- Look for comments in the HTML files that explain customization options
- Open an issue on GitHub with your question