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Senchabot Extensions

Presets

Game presets for your stream overlays

Pick a preset and your Chat Box, Stream Alerts, Sub Goal, Subathon Timer, Chat Poll, Raffle winner and Stream Frames get the same frame, fonts and colors. Use one on every widget, or a different one on each.

Pick a preset

Classic on every widget

The look each widget was made with: neon Stream Alerts, the purple Sub Goal bar and plain Chat Box text. You pick the colors.

✓ Classic is your default

Every setup page on this browser starts with your default. You can still pick another preset on any widget.

Already have widgets in OBS?

Paste their URLs here, one per line, and copy them back with Classic. Then paste each one into its browser source's URL field in OBS. The rest of each URL stays the same.

Make your own preset

A preset is one small JSON file: nine colors, two Google Fonts and a frame style. Send yours as a pull request on GitHub. Once it's merged, it shows up here and on every setup page with your name on it.

No community presets yet. Yours could be the first.

How to make a preset (opens in a new tab)

Questions about presets

Do presets change widgets that are already in OBS?

No. A widget's look is part of its URL, so a widget in OBS keeps its look until it gets a new URL. Paste your URLs in the box above to get them back with the preset.

Can each widget have a different preset?

Yes. Your default is only where every setup page starts. On any widget's setup page you can pick another preset, and that widget's URL carries it.

Which widgets take a preset?

Chat Box, Stream Alerts, Sub Goal, Subathon Timer, Chat Poll, the Raffle winner overlay and Stream Frames. Emote Wall only shows emotes and Sub Sprout draws its own plants, so they keep their look.

Are these official game themes?

No. They're fan-made styles built from colors, free Google Fonts and decorations drawn from scratch, with no game logos or art, and they aren't affiliated with the game makers.

Game names are trademarks of their owners. These presets are fan-made color, font and drawing styles with no game art, and they aren't affiliated with or endorsed by the game makers.