Stream Timer
A platform-agnostic streaming timer for Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Trovo, and any platform with a browser-source-capable streaming app. Customise font, colour, and size; copy the URL; paste it into your stream layout. The timer keeps running on its own page, so streaming-app updates and scene switches do not reset it.
What is a stream timer used for?
- ✓"Starting soon" countdowns for Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick
- ✓BRB and intermission timers
- ✓Charity stream goal countdowns
- ✓Sub-train and raid countdowns
- ✓Speedrun pacing reference timer
Frequently Asked Questions
What platforms does the stream timer work with?
Any streaming platform that supports a browser source: Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, Trovo, Facebook Gaming, Rumble. The timer is a webpage URL — paste it into the browser source of your streaming app and it appears on stream.
What is the difference between the Stream Timer and the OBS Timer?
The Stream Timer is platform-agnostic — its defaults work across Twitch, YouTube, Kick, etc. The OBS Timer (/obs-timer) is the same timer with OBS-specific defaults pre-applied. The OBS Setup page (/obs) is a step-by-step guide for adding either to an OBS browser source.
Does it work with Streamlabs Desktop or Twitch Studio?
Yes. Streamlabs Desktop, Twitch Studio, OBS Studio, XSplit, vMix, and any tool with a browser-source feature works with EasyTimer.app.
Can I use a sub-goal countdown?
Yes. Set a future end time in settings, copy the URL, and the timer counts down to that exact moment. Useful for "Subgoal achieved in:" overlays.
Will the chime play on my stream audio?
The chime plays in the browser source if your streaming app captures browser-source audio. To prevent it bleeding into voice audio, either disable the chime in settings or mute the browser-source audio in your streaming app.