Add overlays to OBS · EdiX Docs

live_tvAdd a Browser Source

In OBS, under Sources, click + → Browser.
In your dashboard, open Settings → Overlays. Links are blurred on purpose — hover to reveal one, then click Copy.
Paste it into the Browser Source URL field and set Width / Height to the recommended size.
Position it on your scene. The overlay updates live as games run.

OBS Browser Source properties with the overlay URL and 1920×1080 size — OBS → Browser Source: paste the URL, set 1920×1080

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Your overlay link is private. It looks like https://edix.online/o/<token> and deliberately contains no channel name — so always copy it from Settings → Overlays rather than typing one by hand. Treat it like a password: don't show it on stream and don't paste it into any chat.

sports_esportsAll-in-One overlay

The All-in-One overlay is a single 1920×1080 Browser Source that combines every overlay you enable. Turn overlays on, drag to position them, and use the scale slider on a selected box to resize. One source covers your whole scene.

The All-in-One editor: overlay toggles and a drag-and-place canvas — The All-in-One editor — toggle, drag, scale

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The All-in-One overlay is free for everyone. It carries a small “Powered by EdiX” watermark; on a Pro or Team plan you can switch that off in Settings → Overlays.

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Each game and widget has its own URL and a recommended pixel size (the poll is 600×310, the leaderboard 340×320, and so on). Add only the ones you use as separate Browser Sources.

Several overlays arranged on a 1920×1080 scene — A typical layout of individual overlays

The full list with sizes is in Games & overlays.

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Every overlay has its own link — https://edix.online/o/<token> — built from a private, unguessable token that hides both your channel name and which widget it is. Anyone holding the link can watch that overlay's data, so keep it to yourself. In Settings → Overlays you can:

Require secure links — switches off the older channel-name links so only your private links work.
Regenerate secure links — rotates every token at once, in case one leaked.

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Regenerate invalidates every link you have already pasted into OBS — re-copy them all afterwards or those sources go blank. Require secure links is gentler: your existing /o/<token> links keep working, and only the older channel-name links stop.

Two options you can append to most overlay links: &preview fills it with demo content so you can position the source before a game runs, and &muted silences its sounds. Neither is universal — a few widgets have no preview mode, and muting only matters on the ones that play audio, so check the widget's own page for the options it actually accepts.

Secure-links toggle and regenerate control — Require and regenerate secure links

settingsIf an overlay looks stuck

Click Reload overlays in the dashboard footer — or open Settings → Help and use the same button under Maintenance — to refresh every browser source at once. You can also right-click the source in OBS and choose Refresh. More fixes in Troubleshooting.