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TikTok LIVE · Web sources

Add the overlays to TikTok LIVE Studio

Each overlay is a web source. Here, game by game, are the default sources: their address, size, place in a vertical 1080 × 1920 picture and the order to stack them in.

Default overlays, game by game Overlays

  1. In My workspace, open the game: your overlay links are there, already set to your username. Here, “<pseudo>” stands in for it.

  2. In TikTok LIVE Studio, add one “Link” (browser) source per overlay, paste the address and give the source the size shown.

  3. Place each source at the position shown (top-left corner, in pixels of the 1080 × 1920 picture), in the table's order: the last one added goes in front.

The 1080 × 1920 layout

A vertical picture: the camera at the top, over the first 672 pixels (35%, the control room's default), the game below. The game window is a 9:16 strip scaled to 702 × 1248, centred at x 189; it is never stretched. TikTok covers the top (username, viewers) and the bottom (comments, buttons): nothing important is placed there.

The order of sources

From back to front: the camera, the game window, then the game's overlays, and last, if you use it, the EA LiveDeck scene full frame, transparent background.

Skins

The skin is set once in the EA LiveDeck control room and applies to all your sources. To force one on a single source, add &theme=or, &theme=neon, &theme=feuglace or &theme=royal to its address: that lock always wins. Without anything, the overlay keeps its plain look.

Address options

&scale= enlarges or shrinks the rendering without blurring it; &mode= changes the legend's layout (bords, grille, catalogue, or nothing for the compact form); &min=1 keeps only the feed's highlights.

Default overlays, game by game

Each game only serves the pages it can fill. Open yours for the full table.