Put an overlay pack on air

A pack combines overlays, composed scenes, and the control panel that drives them live. It is a production system, not a folder of disconnected images.

Overlay Packs lives inside Desktop Studio. Install a pack, bind its camera slots, and control its names, scores, alerts, and states from one place.

1. Browse the overlay packs

   Overlay Packs → Overlays

   Open the Overlay Packs tab in the studio. Featured collects the showcase looks, Overlays is the full catalog, and everything you install lands in My Library.

2. Quick add

   Installer → How to add

   The installer's How to add switch offers two moves. Quick add places the pack's full composition into your scene as one source, already assembled and layered. Advanced places one source per overlay instead, so you can take only the pieces you want.

3. Bind your camera

   Packs declare camera slots inside their artwork. Your camera aligns into the frame automatically, and you can rebind or crop each slot after install. Move the overlay and its cameras move with it as one object.

4. Drive it from the admin panel

   Every pack has a control panel for scores, names, alerts, and states. Change a value and the overlay updates live on program while you stay on the shot.

5. Hand the controls to a phone

   Settings → Phone Control → Pair a phone

   Turn on Phone Control in Settings, press Pair a phone, and scan the QR code with the phone's camera. The pack's control panel opens in the phone's browser over your own wifi. A scorer at the boundary or a producer beside the stage drives the graphics while the studio stays on the shot. Free on every plan.

Selected packs connect to live data feeds for cricket, football, and game stats, and to your platform's follows and subscriptions for alerts. Connectors run on your machine with your own keys, and they ship disabled until you turn them on.

Pack state persists across restarts. Delete a pack source by accident and re-adding it repairs the existing setup instead of starting over.