Twitch Poll Overlay
One browser source for OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, or any stream software. Chat votes by typing !1, !2, !3 and the bars fill on screen in real time. No install, no affiliate status, free to start.
!1Elden Ring61%!2Hades II22%!3Hollow Knight17%In short
A Twitch poll overlay is a browser source you add to your stream software (OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, Twitch Studio) that displays your live poll results on stream. With StreamerGiveaway, viewers vote in chat by typing a command, and the overlay shows a bar chart that fills as votes come in. It is free, needs no install, and works on any channel without affiliate status.
Setup
1. Copy your overlay URL
From the Polls page, copy the overlay URL and pick which corner it sits in.
2. Add it to your stream software
Paste it as a Browser Source in OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, or Twitch Studio. Leave it in your scene for good.
3. Start a poll
The overlay slides in on start and hides itself after the poll ends. Nothing else to manage.
On-stream
Position it anywhere
Bottom left, bottom right, top left, or top right. Fixed size so it never reflows mid-poll.
Appears and hides on its own
Invisible with no active poll, slides in on start, fades out after the result. Set and forget.
Leading option highlighted
The frontrunner gets a glow and a crown so chat can read the result at a glance.
Live bars, real-time
Every vote updates the chart instantly so the overlay feels alive while chat is typing.
Positioning
Pick the corner that fits your scene and the overlay locks there. It is a fixed-size card, so it never jumps around or pushes your facecam mid-poll. Set it once in your stream software and forget it.
Make it your own
The poll overlay runs through our Overlay Studio. Pick the colors, font, corner radius, and glow that fit your brand, then every poll you start uses that look.
FAQ
Log in with Twitch at StreamerGiveaway, open the Polls page, and copy your poll overlay URL. In OBS Studio, Streamlabs, XSplit, or any broadcasting software, add a new Browser Source and paste the URL. The overlay stays invisible until you start a poll, then the live bar chart appears in the corner you chose.
Yes. The overlay is a single browser source URL, so it works in any software that supports a browser source, including OBS Studio, Streamlabs, XSplit, and Twitch Studio. The setup is the same everywhere: add a browser source and paste your overlay URL.
Yes, it is free to start. There is no separate charge for the overlay and nothing to install. You add one browser source and the results render live whenever a poll is running.
You pick the corner: bottom left, bottom right, top left, or top right. The overlay is a fixed-size card that slides in when a poll starts and fades out a few seconds after it ends, so you can leave the browser source in your scene permanently.
No, viewers vote in your normal Twitch chat by typing a command like !1 or !2. The overlay is the on-stream display of the live results, so chat can watch the bars move as votes come in.
Yes. Because votes come from chat rather than the native Twitch poll, the overlay works on any channel regardless of affiliate or partner status.
Yes. You can position the overlay in any corner, and the poll overlay is built on the same studio system as our giveaway overlay so the look stays consistent with your stream. The leading option is highlighted and crowned automatically.
Free to start. One browser source, no install, works on any channel. Log in with Twitch to grab your overlay URL.