A quiet layer
Transparent by default, with no buttons, advertising or alarm audio on the broadcast. Choose a ring, a progress bar or a simple clock.
Made for the moment before you go live
A clean OBS countdown timer that sits beautifully over your scene. Set the mood, copy one URL, and you’re ready.
Try 5m, 90s or 1:30. Up to 24 hours.
Every page load starts a fresh countdown. Enable OBS’s refresh-on-activation option to restart when switching to this scene.
Each source runs independently. This is a silent overlay; it does not synchronize separate computers.
The checkerboard shows transparency; it will not appear on your stream. The preview does not change your OBS timer.
In OBS, choose Sources → + → Browser, paste the URL and set the source to 800 × 600. Resize it on your scene. Use Interact, then press Space to pause/resume or R to restart.
Transparent by default, with no buttons, advertising or alarm audio on the broadcast. Choose a ring, a progress bar or a simple clock.
Choose a fresh countdown on every load, or restore the original finish time. OBS’s “Shutdown source when not visible” and “Refresh browser when scene becomes active” settings determine when it reloads.
Open Interact and click the timer before using Space or R. For visible buttons, add &controls=1 to the URL; those buttons will also appear on your broadcast.
OBS loads the URL using its Browser Source. Test your scene and reload settings before going live. Need a timer inside a presentation instead? Create a timer video. For an interactive page widget, use the embed builder.