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A full redesign of the OBS interface: panels, docks, toolbars and dialogs.
Give OBS a look you actually want to sit in front of. Nine themes, one install, and every dock, dialog and slider redrawn to match.
It is a theme, not a plugin, so it costs you nothing at runtime. Pick one in OBS settings and the whole interface changes.
Switch between them in OBS settings. No restart, no reinstall, no second download.
The mixer is the dock you glance at most, so it got the most work. Squircle buttons with room around them, meters you can read at a glance, and a toolbar that matches every other dock.
Mute is a darker red with a white icon and monitoring is a softer green, so you can tell what a channel is doing without leaning in. It handles the vertical layout too.
Every dock gets the same treatment: the same spacing, the same toolbar, the same selection colour. Scenes, sources, transitions, the downstream keyer, the stats window, Studio Mode and Advanced Audio Properties.
Icons take their colour from the theme rather than shipping as fixed images, so nothing looks like it came from a different program.
Source Explorer, Scenes Organiser and the MultiDock are styled as part of OBS rather than as guests in it. Tabs, search fields, tag pills and quick-action bars all follow the theme you picked.
Menus, the title bar and the status line along the bottom are part of the theme too, so there is no strip of stock grey left over at the top or bottom of the window.
The theme is built on CSS variables, so the base font size and the spacing between controls are settings rather than something baked in. Turn it up on a 4K monitor, turn it down when you want more docks on screen.
It installs into OBS and runs there. Nothing to sign into, nothing to keep open alongside it. Questions, ideas or something not working? We are in the Discord.
Everything else we build for OBS Studio. Each one its own download, with its own page.
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Your Twitch chat on stream in seconds, styled however you like, straight inside OBS.
Show the keyboard shortcut you just pressed, in OBS and on screen for your viewers.
Text in OBS with gradients, glows, emotes and countdowns, from tags you type yourself.
Use any OBS scene as your transition, so the switch looks like something you made.
Every setting for any OBS source in one dock, and the command to change it on your clipboard.
The plugin the rest of StreamUP is built on, with the tools OBS leaves out.
Every StreamUP OBS plugin command as a Streamer.Bot action, ready for a hotkey or a button.
Turn any source into a labelled test card, so you can build a scene before the camera exists.