Collaborative editing
Multiple moderators edit the same canvas simultaneously. Element locks prevent conflicts — grab, edit, and release in real time.
Canvas
Collaborative realtime overlay canvas
Design, edit, and synchronize stream overlays live. Multiple editors share one canvas with per-element locking, operation history, and instant OBS sync.
Features
Operation-based sync
Instead of sending full state, only deltas are transmitted. This cuts bandwidth by up to 90% and keeps sync rock-solid even on slow connections.
Scene snapshots
Save canvas states as named snapshots. Restore any snapshot mid-stream in one click without disrupting active viewers.
OBS browser source
Add the canvas URL as a browser source in OBS Studio. Changes reflect instantly — no reload, no manual refresh.
Rich element library
Text, images, counters, timers, browser embeds, and screen shares. Arrange, resize, and layer them freely on an unlimited canvas.
Role-aware access
Streamers own the canvas. Moderators get edit rights. Viewers see a read-only live feed. All enforced server-side.
Canvas elements
TextImageCounterTimerBrowserScreen
How the canvas works
01Setup
Create your canvas
Connect your Twitch account and open the canvas editor. Add your first scene and start placing elements.
02Collaborate
Invite your team
Add moderators to your panel. They join the canvas editor immediately and can move, edit, or lock elements in real time.
03Broadcast
Add to OBS and go live
Copy the canvas URL and paste it as a browser source. Your overlay is now live-synced to every editor action.
Collaborative realtime overlay canvas
Design, edit, and synchronize stream overlays live. Multiple editors share one canvas with per-element locking, operation history, and instant OBS sync.