Overlay

The scoreboard your stream deserves.

Transparent, live-syncing, and built to broadcast standards — a fixed strip that never jumps, a break counter that appears the moment a break starts, and frame graphics between the frames. One link into OBS and you're on air. Free on every match.

See the setup steps
SnookerFlow overlay frame-start screen showing both players, a VS badge and the club logo
Live capture

Meet the players before the break-off — real photos, your club badge, no manual graphics.

SnookerFlow overlay showing the standard score strip mid-frame

The strip that never moves. Names, frames, points, ball on — exactly where your viewers expect them.

SnookerFlow overlay showing the ball-on indicator, colours row and current break value

Ball on, colours in order, break value — updated the instant the rules engine sees a pot.

Frame09:58
15

Fifteen seconds, then ten. The clock changes gear halfway through the frame, on its own.

Ball in hand
S. Iqbal

Snooker 900, handled properly — including ball in hand and the tie-breaker.

SnookerFlow overlay showing the doubles score strip with four player names

Four players, one strip. Alternate shots or play-until-you-miss, tracked automatically.

SnookerFlow overlay showing the frame-paused screen with both players and a countdown

Cover the interval without cutting away — both players, a live countdown, the reason on screen.

Frame 3 Result
R
R. Malik
64 41

A real winner spotlight when the frame ends, not a text box.

SPONSOR
SPONSOR
SPONSOR

Your colours, your badge, your sponsors — rotating on a timer, frame after frame.

Built to broadcast rules, not web ones.

Fixed positions, tabular figures so the score never shifts as digits change, drop shadows that survive a bright table light, and a transparent canvas at true 1920 × 1080. It reads on a phone screen and it reads on a projector.

How it works

It knows what’s happening, so the graphic always does too.

The overlay isn’t a text box you type into — it’s driven by the same rules engine the referee is using. Free ball awarded, colour respotted, shot clock expired, frame conceded: the graphic already knows.

How it works

Make it yours.

Club colours, your badge, player photos, sponsor rotation. On Free it carries a small SnookerFlow mark; on Pro it carries nothing but your branding.

How it works
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Getting on air
Setup

Setup

1

Sign in and start a match

Create one from the homepage or reopen it from Match History, then copy the overlay link.

2

Add a Browser Source in OBS

Sources → + → Browser. Paste the link, set 1920 × 1080, and leave "Shutdown source when not visible" unchecked so the score keeps syncing.

3

Referee from your phone

The overlay updates live. No refresh, transparent background, nothing to install.

4

Dock the referee pad inside OBSClub

Add it as a Custom Browser Dock and run camera and scoring from one window, alone.

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If something looks off
Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

The overlay has a black background.

OBS is rendering it opaque — confirm the Browser Source is at 1920 × 1080 and that no colour key or background is set on the source.

The score has stopped updating.

"Shutdown source when not visible" is ticked. Untick it.

The overlay looks small or cropped.

Match the source resolution to your canvas, or use the 720p link on smaller canvases.

Text looks blurry.

Scale the Browser Source to 100% and let OBS resize the scene, rather than stretching the source itself.

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