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Your stream schedule as an OBS overlay – next stream and week on screen

The best moment to promote your next stream is the end of the current one. With an overlay your viewers see right on stream when you're back – without you having to remember to update it.

Two overlays for two situations

Both have a transparent background and scale with the width of the source. Cancelled streams are marked as cancelled.

How to add the overlay in OBS

  1. In Pogplan, copy the address of the overlay you want from OBS & Links.
  2. In OBS, click + under Sources in your scene and choose Browser.
  3. Paste the address into URL and set the size: 1000 × 300 for "next stream" or 1000 × 620 for the week.
  4. Confirm, drag the source where you want it – done.

It works the same way in Streamlabs Desktop and any other software that supports browser sources.

Enter once. Scheduled everywhere.

Pogplan keeps your Twitch schedule, Discord, OBS and website up to date from a single entry. Start for free, set up in three minutes.

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Updates by itself

The overlay reads your schedule straight from Pogplan. Add, move or cancel a stream and the overlay shows the new state the next time it loads – no need to touch OBS. The color follows your accent color in Pogplan, so everything matches your branding.

The OBS overlay is part of Premium.

FAQ

Does the overlay work with Streamlabs?

Yes. Any software that supports a browser or web page source can show the overlay.

What size do I need?

1000 × 300 for the next stream, 1000 × 620 for the weekly view. Both scale, so you can make them smaller or bigger.

Does the overlay show private data?

No. It only shows what's public in your stream schedule anyway: dates, games and titles.

Enter once. Scheduled everywhere.

Pogplan keeps your Twitch schedule, Discord, OBS and website up to date from a single entry. Start for free, set up in three minutes.

Start with Twitch – free

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