Guide
Add the leaderboard to your stream
Your supporter board can sit on the stream itself, so viewers watch their own name climb while they gift. It works anywhere you can add a browser source — OBS Studio, Streamlabs, TikTok LIVE Studio. Nothing to install, and about two minutes of setup.
Setup
Copy your overlay link
In Fan Standings, open Dashboard → Fan page and find the Stream overlay card. Pick the board, row count, theme and corner you want, then hit Copy overlay URL.
This link is private to you. Anyone who has it can put your board on their stream, so don't paste it in a chat or leave it visible in a screen share — and reset it from that same card if it ever gets out.
Add a browser source
In OBS: Sources → + → Browser. Name it something you'll recognise, like “Top supporters”, and click OK. Streamlabs and TikTok LIVE Studio use the same browser-source flow under a slightly different menu.
Paste the link and set the size
Paste your URL into the URL field. Set Width 460 and Height 320 — that fits five rows comfortably. Tick Shutdown source when not visible so it only refreshes while it's actually on screen.
Leave the custom CSS field alone. The page already has a transparent background, so only the board shows.
Drag it where you want it
Position it in a corner of your frame, clear of the TikTok interface — the top-left area is usually safest. That's it. The board refreshes itself every few seconds while you're live, marks who moved up or down, and flashes when the #1 spot changes hands.
Tip: add it as a second, larger source on a “leaderboard moment” scene. Cutting to it for ten seconds when someone takes #1 is the single easiest way to get the room competing.
Customising it
The dashboard builds the link for you, but you can edit the query parameters by hand if you want something it doesn't offer.
| Parameter | Values | What it does |
|---|---|---|
scope | session · all | Which race to show. Defaults to session — tonight’s standings, the ones your viewers can still win. |
rows | 1–10 | How many supporters to list. Defaults to 5. |
title | any text | The heading above the board. Defaults to “Top supporters”. |
theme | dark · light | Text colour. Use dark for light text on a dark scene, light for the reverse. |
align | top-left · top-right · bottom-left · bottom-right | Which corner the board sits in inside the source. Defaults to top-left. |
If it doesn't show up
- Nothing at all, or a 404: the link is wrong or has been reset. Copy it again from Dashboard → Fan page.
- An empty board saying the first gift takes the crown: nobody has scored yet on the board you chose. A session board starts from zero every stream — that's the point. Switch it to the all-time board if you'd rather show lifetime standings.
- A white or black rectangle behind the board: the source has a background colour set in OBS. Clear it — the page itself is transparent.
- Numbers that never move: check the capture is actually running in Fan Standings. The board only changes when events are being recorded.
- Rows cut off: raise the source height, or lower the row count in the link.