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In the Sources box, click + and choose Browser. Paste your overlay link into the URL field, set the width to 800 and the height to 260, and click OK. Drag it wherever you want on screen.
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Show a live countdown to Grand Theft Auto VI on your Twitch, YouTube or TikTok stream. Pick a style, copy the link, and add it to OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source.
The checkered background stands for your stream. Everything outside the box is transparent.
In the Sources box, click + and choose Browser. Paste your overlay link into the URL field, set the width to 800 and the height to 260, and click OK. Drag it wherever you want on screen.
Click + next to Sources, pick Browser Source, and paste the link. Use a width of 800 and a height of 260. The background is already transparent.
Look for a source called Browser, Web page or Link and paste the overlay link there. If your app has no such option, you can screen-share the overlay page instead.
The countdown follows the time zone on your streaming PC, so it hits zero when the game unlocks for you. If you want it to count to a different time zone, add &tz=America/New_York (or any time zone) to the end of the link.
Yes. It's free for any streamer, with no sign-up. The small clocklocations.com label can be turned off if you'd rather not show it.
The overlay counts down to the unlock time for the time zone set on your streaming PC, so it matches when you'll be able to play. For games that unlock at one global moment, it counts to that exact moment.
Any streaming app with a browser or web page source can use it. In Streamlabs, add a Browser Source. In other apps, look for a source called Browser, Web page, or Link.
Yes. Type your own title, like "GTA 6 drops in", and your own message for when the countdown ends.
Looking for when it unlocks around the world? See the game release countdowns and the live "Is it out yet?" map.