Twitch streams at 1920x1080 in the highest quality tier, and most streamers configure OBS to match. SleekPixel renders overlays at that canvas size with safe-zone padding around the webcam, chat, and alert regions so critical text stays visible no matter how the streamer arranges the rest of the scene.

Yes. A static overlay sits on top of the gameplay layer in OBS, so the background must be transparent. SleekPixel exports PNGs with alpha so the rendered overlay can sit above the game capture and webcam without occluding the actual content of the broadcast.

Add the rendered PNG as an Image source in your main scene, position it at full canvas at 1920x1080, and lock the source. The overlay sits in the scene like any other static graphic, no browser source, no third-party service, no widget URL to manage during the broadcast.

Yes, by re-rendering. Change the schedule on the channel landing page, click Download again in SleekPixel, and replace the existing PNG with the new one. OBS picks up the new image automatically on the next scene load, so the schedule on the overlay stays accurate.

For the static identity layer, yes. SleekPixel handles the channel branding, schedule, and current game on a single PNG. Browser sources are still useful for live data like follower alerts and chat boxes, but the static overlay no longer needs a service to keep it up to date.

Yes. Variant overlays driven by a current_game field re-render with each game's color theme and supporting graphics. When the schedule changes the active game, re-render the overlay and OBS shows the matching variant on the next scene load.

Build the safe-zone padding into the SleekPixel template once. Reserve a rectangular area for the webcam tile and a strip for alert popups. The dynamic layers stay outside those reserved zones, so nothing critical ever ends up underneath the cam or an alert.

Yes. The overlay is a static 1920x1080 PNG, and any streaming platform that accepts a 1080p OBS scene treats it the same way. YouTube, Kick, Trovo, or a multistream all consume the same PNG from the same SleekPixel template without changes.