Browser-source ready for OBS, Streamlabs and Others

Show viewers what's playing with a Spotify widget that actually matches your stream.

Build scene-ready music cards, vertical side panels, retro overlays, floating transparent layouts and more - all from one editor built for streamers. Utilises smart polling to reduce API calls and keep everything running smoothly.

8+ Presets from subtle glass to bold OS and retro themes
Drag & Drop Editing Tools drag, nudge, undo and refine layouts fast
Unlimited Scenes make separate widgets for gameplay, BRB and webcams
Custom Styling let elements float cleanly over gameplay

Live demo browser sources

glasswave

Glass Wave

Soft glassmorphism card with generous spacing.

400×160
neonbar

Neon Bar

Wide stream overlay with strong accent progress.

800×260
compactpill

Compact Pill

Slim lower-third style widget for busy overlays.

650×150
verticalspotlight

Vertical Spotlight

Stacked art-first card for side panels.

360×470
retrocrt

Retro CRT

8-bit arcade monitor styling with scanlines, phosphor glow and pixel vibes.

720×220
futurecore

Future Core

Futuristic HUD design with sleek panels, neon edges and sci-fi energy.

860×230
macosdeck

macOS Deck

Desktop-inspired frosted card with polished chrome and clean Apple-like spacing.

560×170
windowspanel

Windows Panel

OS-inspired media panel with structured layout, taskbar feel and modern desktop styling.

760×190

Advanced drag and drop editor

Start with presets

Choose from polished styles like Glass Wave, Retro CRT, Future Core, macOS Deck, Windows Panel and more, then make them your own.

Move multiple layers together

Drag-select items, shift-click to build a selection, move groups together and use arrow keys for 1-pixel nudges.

Undo and redo while you experiment

The editor keeps a deep history so creators can try bold changes without worrying about losing earlier layouts.

Upload fonts and backgrounds

Match your stream branding with custom backgrounds, fonts, transparent scenes, floating layers, rounded panels and more.

How creators use it

1. Pick a preset that fits the scene

Start with a clean lower-third, a bold side panel, a retro CRT overlay or an OS-inspired layout.

2. Fine tune every layer

Move album art, title, artist, progress, badges and status text exactly where they need to sit in your scene.

3. Match your stream branding

Use transparent backgrounds, rounded boxes, borders, shadows, custom colors, uploaded fonts and background art.

4. Copy the browser source URL into OBS

Make separate widgets for gameplay, BRB, webcam, intro and music-only scenes without rebuilding from scratch each time.

Ready to make your own?

Connect Spotify once, build as many scene variations as you want, and drop them straight into your stream as browser sources.