Add a browser source
In OBS, add a new Browser Source and paste the clock URL below.
Stream overlay
Clock for Streamers
A clean browser clock for OBS, YouTube Live, Twitch scenes, study streams, and recording desks. Use it fullscreen, or add a lightweight browser-source overlay with a green-screen background.
OBS Browser Source
Paste the hosted clock URL into OBS as a browser source and crop it into your scene.
YouTube and Twitch
Keep current time visible during study streams, radio shows, coding sessions, and long broadcasts.
Green-screen mode
Use chroma=green when you want to key out the background in your streaming software.
Related stream tools
OBS
Add the clock to OBS
Use the hosted embed URL as an OBS Browser Source. The green background is optional, but it makes chroma key setup straightforward.
Size the overlay
Start with 420 x 420, then crop or scale it into the corner of your scene.
Key the background
If you use chroma=green, add a Chroma Key filter and remove the green background.
OBS browser source URL
This URL opens the minimal clock with dark styling, seconds enabled, and green-screen mode.
https://analogueclock.com/embed/clock?face=minimal&theme=dark&seconds=1&smooth=1&label=Live&chroma=greenStream clock FAQ
Can I use this clock in OBS?
Yes. Add a Browser Source in OBS and paste the embed clock URL. You can crop, resize, and position it like any other overlay.
Does the clock work for YouTube Live and Twitch?
Yes. The clock is browser-based, so it works anywhere your streaming software can show a browser source.
What is chroma=green?
It changes the embed background to pure green so you can use a chroma key filter and remove the background from your scene.