Custom Stream Guide

Custom Stream puts a live draft overlay on your broadcast. You add one link to OBS, and from then on your picks and bans show up on stream automatically as the draft happens.

The best part: your overlay URL never changes. You set up OBS once, and for every new match you just link a fresh draft from the Custom Stream page. No fiddling with OBS again, no copying new links between games.

If you just want to get going, here are the three steps. Each one is explained in more detail below.

On the Custom Stream page you will see a box called OBS Browser Source URL. That link is yours and it stays the same forever, so you only need to do this part once.

1. Click Copy next to your overlay URL.
2. In OBS, add a new source to your scene and choose Browser.
3. Paste your URL into the URL field.
4. Set the width and height to match your canvas (for example 1920 x 1080).
5. Click OK, then position the overlay where you want it.

To show a draft on your overlay, paste its link or ID into the Linked Draft box and click Link. You can paste a full URL like https://drafter.lol/draft/... or just the ID.

Once a draft is linked, the box shows a green dot and the draft ID so you know it is connected. The overlay then follows that draft live, filling in bans and picks as they are locked in.

Switching matches? Just paste a new link to swap. To clear the overlay completely, hover the linked draft and click Unlink.

If you link a series (a best of 3 or 5, for example), a game selector appears with buttons like G1, G2, and so on. Click a game to put it on the overlay.

Games unlock in order. A later game stays locked until the ones before it are finished, which keeps your overlay on the right game during a live series.

Overrides let you tidy up what viewers see without touching the actual draft room. Each section has its own toggle, so turn on only what you need.

The Appearance & Layout panel is where you make the overlay match your stream. It has two tabs:

• Appearance for colors and sizing. Tweak the overlay colors and scale things up or down so everything fits your scene.
• Layout for the overall style. Choose between the layouts and adjust sizing for the one you pick.

At the top of the panel you will find three shortcuts:

• Export saves your look to a file you can keep or share.
• Import loads a look from a file, handy for reusing the same style or copying a teammate's setup.
• Reset puts colors, sizing, and layout back to the defaults.

Draft controls put you in charge of when a draft shows up on stream. Turn the section on under Draft overrides and the overlay freezes on the draft exactly as it stands: an empty board if it has not started, the picks and bans already made if it is under way, or the finished board if the draft is done. Nothing new reaches the overlay until you say so.

Pick a Fixed wait between actions, or a Range for a random wait between a min and max.

The two counters in the panel tell you where things stand: On stream is how much of the draft your viewers can see, and Draft room is how far the real draft has got. When they meet, the overlay is caught up.

Role confirmation and the finished board stay hidden until the overlay has revealed the last pick. If the teams confirmed their roles, the overlay finishes by moving each champion into its lane, one swap at a time. In a fearless or ironman series, only champions from earlier games show in the used list until the overlay reveals the current game's picks.