Free twitch overlays, alerts, and stream widgets are something that we’ve been making for years and we’ve decided it’s about time we made a one-stop post to help you find what you want quickly and easily. While Twitch is definitely the most popular streaming platform that we support, almost all of the items listed here will work with Facebook, YouTube Gaming, Mixer, and more!
Our goal with our overlays is to make them modular. Meaning you can use the bits and pieces that you want to. This also will allow you to use things like the color correction source in OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS to make it fit your stream’s theme. While some items may have a “suggested price” on them, just enter in “0” for the price to get them for free.
Our complete list of free Twitch overlays, alerts, and stream widgets
Below you’ll find a list of free overlays and scene designs. While some may have a “suggested” price, you can enter in “0” to receive the item for free.
- Clearview Lite Stream Overlay – A clean and minimal free overlay that includes a Streamlabs OBS .overlay file and static PNGs
- Stone Fire Stream Twitch Overlay – An overlay designed specifically for MOBA players, but includes files to work in any stream design.
- Counter Pro – Designed with CSGO (Counter-Strike Global Offensive) in mind.
- Warfare – A free overlay for Call of Duty Streamers.
- Atlas – A beautiful, clean, and minimal overlay.
- Free Scene Maker – Create your own scene designs with our easy to use scene maker.
- Call of Duty Themed Stream Overlay -Originally designed for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
- Create Your Own Stream Overlay – Create your own simple overlay.
- No Man’s Sky (Sci-Fi) Stream Twitch Overlay – Originally designed for No Man’s Sky, this sci-fi inspired overlay is free for all!
- Overwatch Stream Overlay – A static version of our popular Animated Overwatch overlay.
- Christmas Stream Overlays and Widgets – A free Christmas themed overlay pack with widgets!
- Halloween Stream Overlay – A free Halloween themed overlay.
- Minimal Alert Maker – Works for Twitch, YouTube, Mixer, and Facebook
- Overwatch Stream Alerts – Works for Twitch, YouTube, Mixer, and Facebook
- Kinetic Chat Box and Goal Widgets – Download the “Free Extras”
- Interface Goal Widgets – Download the “Free Extras”
- Glitch Chat Box – Download the “Free Extras”
- Retrowave Chat Box – Download the “Free Extras”
- Social Media Popup V2
- Streamlabs Event List CSS
- Borderline Stinger Transition – Download the “Free Extras”
- Arcade Pop Stinger Transition – Download the “Free Extras”
- Predator Orange Stinger Transition – Download the “Free Extras”
- Kinetic Stinger Transitions – Download the “Free Extras”
- Interface Stinger Transitions – Download the “Free Extras”
- Uplink Stinger Transition (and Source File) – Download the “Free Extras”
- Prestige Stinger Transition – Download the “Stinger Transitions”
- Glitch Stinger Transitions – Download the “Free Extras”
- Retrowave Stinger Transitions – Download the “Free Extras”
Custom designed free Twitch overlays
The overlays below are “lite” versions of full packages that we’ve made. Typically these are static (or non-animated) overlays. But, we do our best to pack all that you would need to create a full stream design. In fact, most of them come with free Twitch panels, icons, and a bit more.
Clearview Lite
This overlay was create to give off a clean, professional, and unique look. You can easily adapt this design to most games and applications, making it perfect for those of you that do IRL streams or variety gaming. It works with all major streaming software.
When downloading, make sure to select the “lite version” option.
Extras included with Clearview Lite
A lot of the packs listed in this post will have more than just free overlays included. In the case of Clearview you’ll also get access to icon designs, Twitch panels, and stinger transitions. This pack is at the top of our list for a reason!
Stone Fire Nerfed
Listen, we love “clean and modern” as much as the next person, but sometimes you have to change it up. Stone Fire was created for those that want more theme and texture in their overlay designs. This free Twitch overlay includes webcam frames, supporter sections, and Twitch panels.
Stone Fire was designed for League of Legends and DotA 2 streamers
Components of the overlay pack are specifically made for LoL and DotA 2 streamers. We did our best to design it in a way to let you show as much of the action as possible, while still showing the information on your stream that you need to.
Free Overwatch Overlay
This is one of our first free Twitch overlays that we designed and remains one of our favorites. This pack includes multiple webcam frames, support panel layouts, and a HUD that you can align to the bottom of your stream. The only difference between this pack and the full version, is that it is non-animated.
Did you know we have a free to use Overwatch panel maker?
Looking for Twitch panels to compliment your new overlay? Look no further, our free to use Overwatch Twitch panel maker let’s you customize and download Twitch panels to fit the Overwatch design aesthetic. Not your style? Don’t worry, we’ve made another Twitch panel maker that you can use.
Free Call of Duty Overlay
While this overlay was originally designed for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, we think it still holds up today. It features multiple webcam layouts and a supporter section design that lets you decide if you’d like them to be stacked vertically or horizontally. A great option for new streamers.
How to get dynamic labels in your stream, a helpful tip to new streamers
One of our most frequently asked question is: how do I get the usernames to update automatically on my overlay? To add these dynamic “labels” to your scenes, you’ll first need to add text sources. We recommend entering in some demo text so that you can position and size your text properly. Please note that’s best to change the font size inside of the text source properties, and not drag to scale (this can cause blurry text).
Next, you’ll need to download and run a program that updates text files dynamically as you get new users, tips, subscribers, etc. A good place to start is the program Stream Labels for StreamLabs. When you install this program, it will create various text files on your computer that you can then sync inside of OBS Studio (or your streaming software).
In the text source properties enable “read from file”. Here, you will “browse” to find a file that you want read and synced inside of your streaming software. Choose the appropriate file, and then it will be connected and updated automatically.
No Man’s Sky Free Overlay
One of the biggest video game disappointments turned out to inspire one of our favorite overlays. While this is a “No Man’s Sky” overlay, don’t let the name fool you, this overlay was designed with a sci-fi feel, and a clean look that can work on any stream design. With the announcement of No Man’s Sky Next, this overlay should keep your stream looking great for years to come!
Create your own free Twitch overlay
We get a lot of questions about looping popups, so let me explain the easiest way I’ve found to make these happen. First, design something cool in After Effects or similar. Second, export that as a WebM. Finally, create a local HTML page that plays that WebM on loop with a bit of delay. If you’re reading this post, it’s likely you’re interested in creating stream designs yourself. If you can pull off the steps for creating a social media popup, then you can make everything else listed in this blog post. In my opinion it’d be a solid place to start and to challenge yourself a bit.
We’ve included a wide variety of design aesthetics. From sci-fi and clean/modern overlays to textured and themed. Let us know if you think there’s a design we need to add next! We’re always looking to improve what we have on our site and your suggestions are what help us the most.