A live scoreboard on your stream, from one browser source
Score the match on a phone. The graphic on your stream updates about a second later. It is a web page with a transparent background, so OBS, Streamlabs, YoloBox and vMix all take it as-is, with nothing to install and no plugin to keep up to date.
Pick the one you use
OBS Studio
The free streaming software most people use.
Step-by-step setup →Streamlabs Desktop
Same Browser source, slightly different menus.
Step-by-step setup →YoloBox and YoloLiv
Hardware switchers that take a web overlay.
Step-by-step setup →vMix
Windows production software, Web Browser input.
Step-by-step setup →What to put in the width and height boxes
The stage is a fixed 1920 x 1080 canvas. Anything smaller scales the whole thing down together, so nothing shifts out of place.
| Size | When to use it |
|---|---|
| 1920 x 1080 | Full canvas. Use this unless you have a reason not to: widget positions in the designer are pixel-for-pixel what the stream shows. |
| 1280 x 720 | 720p streams. The whole stage scales down, so nothing moves relative to the picture. |
| 820 x 140 | Score bug only. Crop the browser source to the top-left bug if you want the score and nothing else. |
| 820 x 220 | Score bug with the row under it (games won, serve dots, clock or outs, depending on the sport). |
| 1080 x 1920 | Vertical streams for phone-first platforms. Scale the bug up in the designer first. |
What the scorebug shows for your sport
The widgets are not generic. A tennis bug counts 15-30-40 and sets, a basketball bug carries a game clock and team fouls, a baseball bug has outs and a line score.
Table Tennis
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Pickleball
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won, Doubles position tray
Tennis
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games, Sets
Padel
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games, Sets
Badminton
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Squash
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Racquetball
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Volleyball
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Basketball
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Shot clock, Fouls
Soccer
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Cards
Futsal
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Accumulated fouls
Football
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Timeouts
Rugby
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Cards
Hockey
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Penalties
Lacrosse
Score bug, Game clock, Period indicator, Penalties
Baseball & softball
Score bug, Inning indicator, Outs, Line score
Ultimate frisbee
Score bug
Pool & billiards
Score bug, Serve indicator
Bocce
Score bug, Games won
Shuffleboard
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Cornhole
Score bug, Games won
Roundnet
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Beer pong
Score bug, Games won
Custom points game
Score bug, Serve indicator, Games won
Stream a card game night
Card games get a standings overlay: every seat, best score first (lowest first in Hearts), with the hand, dealer and target along the top. Partner games can use the score bug too.
Spades
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Hearts
Standings
Euchre
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Gin Rummy
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Rummy 500
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Cribbage
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Pinochle
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Canasta
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Oh Hell
Standings
Hand and Foot
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Custom card game
Standings, Score bug (two sides)
Scoreboard overlay FAQ
Is the scoreboard overlay free?
Yes. Every account, including the free plan, gets a working overlay URL for every match. Paid plans add the overlay designer, custom colors and fonts, and remove the small watermark.
Do I need to install a plugin?
No. The overlay is a web page with a transparent background. Any tool with a browser or web source can show it, and nothing is installed on the streaming machine.
What size should the browser source be?
Use 1920 x 1080. The stage is a fixed 1920 x 1080 canvas, so widget positions in the designer are pixel-for-pixel what your stream shows. For a 720p stream use 1280 x 720 and everything scales together.
How does the score get to the overlay?
Whoever is scoring taps the console on their phone. The overlay polls the match state about once a second, so the graphic changes within a second of the tap. The two devices do not need to be on the same network.
Put a scoreboard on your next stream
Free, in the browser, on any phone. No card and no download.
Start scoring