That’s it! Like I said, this was a quick and easy tutorial on how to change the color of your overlay in OBS. Just follow the same steps above for any image you’re using in OBS and you can change their colors. So if you have a stream alert that you want to change the colors of then same method applies. Like I mentioned at the beginning of this guide, you can use the color correction filter on any image you use in OBS.
The other sliders will also affect the color of your overlay, changing the darkness or lightness of the color, etc… so feel free to adjust those settings as well if you need. So play around with this setting first to see if you can get the color you’re looking for. Now you’ll see a bunch of slider options show up like, Gamma, Opacity, Contrast, etc… all of these will affect how your overlay will look.īut the main slider we want to mess with is the Hue Shift option.ĭragging this slider left and right will drastically change the color of your overlay. Under Sources with the overlay selected that you want to change colors, right click on it and select Filters.Ī window will popup, and you’ll wanna click the + button found at the bottom left of the new window, then select Color Correction.Īlternatively you can right-click in the left side of the window, under Effect Filters, and an “Add” menu will show up with the same options. You’re going to learn how to be able take an overlay th at looks like this:Īnd change the colors to look like this (all in OBS):
If you downloaded one of our Twitch overlays from our site or have an existing one you got somewhere else and wish to change its color then this guide will help you out.
In this quick tutorial I’ll show you how! Looking for a way to change the colors of the overlays you use in OBS?
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