Classic UI

Supers for OBS Studio are another word for Callouts or Lower Thirds, which can be used to share key information, a call to action, or a stream announcement on your live broadcasts. Supers allow for endless customization to bring another level of immersion and thoughtful design to your experiences. The best part is that you can customize your Super depending on the purpose, game and style of your broadcast with the easy customization features right within OBS studio.

Supers Features:

Iconic style: Highlight critical gameplay moments with a style that fits your brand.

User-Friendly Configuration: Configure colors, text, and images directly within OBS for easy customization during live streams.

Announce It: Announce key releases, product drops, call to action, sign-ups, subscribers, donations and much more!

Brand Fonts: Replace the default font with custom font using FontAwesome.

Easy setup: Installs to OBS Studio in a few simple steps.

Stream Deck-ready: Using hotkey actions, update scores with a single key press.

Windows-friendly: Supports any Windows system.

This Super does not support macOS or Streamlabs Desktop.

Setup instructions:

Save the Super files to your computer

Open OBS Studio, go to Tools, and select Scripts

Select the Add Scripts button

Locate your Super and open the LUA file

Select Import

(Optional) Add your Supers to an existing scene

Make any adjustments to your Supers using the live preview while changing any of the customizations in the Scripts panel

Close the Scripts tool

How to assign hotkeys in OBS and Stream Deck:

In OBS Studio, go to Settings then select the Hotkeys tab

Enter “Super” in the search bar to filter results

Locate your Super and the action you want to assign

Enter a custom key combination in the hotkey field

Select OK to save changes

Open Stream Deck, then drag a hotkey action onto any key

In the Hotkey field, enter the same key combination you assigned in OBS

Now each time that key is pressed, your Super should react

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