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          Frequently Asked Questions

          Frequently Asked Questions

          What is a Stream Decoration?
          Stream Decorations are individual overlay elements designed to add visual interest to any streaming scene, whether you're using OBS Studio, Streamlabs, or Twitch. These aren’t full stream packages but rather small, standalone items — like animated lanterns, sparkles, or subtle atmospheric effects — that help you customize your existing layout and emphasize key parts of your stream (like your webcam frame), fill empty areas of your scene, or add thematic touches to match seasonal events like Halloween, Christmas, or special milestones.
          Are these decorations compatible with my software?
          Yes, we provide decorations in .webm and .mov formats. The .webm format works with any streaming tool, including OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop, XSplit, Restream, and more. And the .mov format is ideal for video editing tools like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and others.
          How do I add these decorations to my stream?
          Each decoration from our collection includes a link to a quick, step-by-step tutorial, but the process is generally straightforward. In OBS Studio or Streamlabs, click the “+” icon in the “Sources” section, select “Media Source,” browse to your file, and check the “Loop” option before confirming.
          Can I change the colors of these stream decorations?
          Most of our decorations come in multiple color variations. If you need more options, you can adjust the hue and basic color settings directly within your streaming or editing software, though these changes will be somewhat limited. For detailed guidance, refer to this tutorial in our Help Center.