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          What's Included in a Free Stream Overlay Pack?

          Stinger Transitions

          What's Included in a Free Stream Overlay Pack?

          Each free overlay pack on this page is a complete stream setup — not a single asset, but a full package. You get animated webcam borders, starting soon and be-right-back stream screens, follower and subscriber alert animations with sound effects, and matching Twitch panels. All of it is pre-configured in a one-click install file for OBS Studio and Streamlabs. Download, import, and you're live with a professional-looking stream in under a minute.

          Want even more options? Browse all twitch overlays for every theme and style, check out premium overlay packages for exclusive designs, or mix and match with standalone animated alerts, stinger transitions, and webcam overlays.

          Frequently Asked Questions

          Frequently Asked Questions

          What is a stinger transition?
          A stinger transition is an animated video clip that plays between scene changes on your stream. Instead of a hard cut, a stinger fills the screen with a short animation before revealing the next scene. They are used in OBS Studio, Streamlabs, and StreamElements to give your broadcast a polished, professional look.
          How do I add a stinger transition in OBS Studio?
          Open OBS Studio, go to Scene Transitions, click the + button, and select Stinger. Point the file path to the .webm file from your downloaded transition pack. Set the transition point to match the animation timing. Our transitions include a one-click install file that configures this automatically — just import the .json scene collection and every transition is ready to use.
          Do your stinger transitions work with Streamlabs?
          Yes. Every stinger transition includes install files for both OBS Studio and Streamlabs Desktop. The .webm video files also work with StreamElements and any other streaming software that supports video sources.
          Can I use multiple stinger transitions in one stream?
          Yes. In OBS Studio you can assign different stinger transitions to different scene changes. For example, use one stinger when switching from your gameplay scene to your webcam-only scene, and a different one when switching to your BRB screen. Our stream overlay packages include matching transitions, screens, and overlays designed to work together.
          Are your stinger transitions free?
          We offer both free and premium stinger transitions. Browse the Freebies collection for free transitions that include the same one-click install files as our paid packs. Premium transitions start at $5 and offer more styles, color variations, and matching assets.
          How do I make my own stinger transition?
          Custom stinger transitions are typically created in Adobe After Effects and exported as .webm video files with transparency. You can also use free tools like DaVinci Resolve, though the workflow is more limited. For most streamers, downloading a premade stinger transition is faster and more cost-effective than creating one from scratch.

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