Recipes, not extra overlay skins
These four pages are placement recipes, not new products. StreamLyric ships 3 real layouts—player-single, player-multi, and lyrics-3d—and every scene here simply decides which of those layouts to load and where to anchor it on the canvas.
A "scene" is an OBS composition, not a StreamLyric feature. The Overlay you paste stays the same private Browser Source; the scene only changes the canvas size, the anchor, and how much space you reserve for camera and platform UI.
Two primary canvases: 16:9 and 9:16
Most streams start from one of two canvases. Landscape 1920×1080 suits desktop music streams where a webcam and chat share the frame. Vertical 1080×1920 suits phone-first scenes published through TikTok LIVE or another vertical destination.
Each canvas has its own recipe page with source sizes, font ranges, and safe-area notes. Build a separate Browser Source per canvas—stretching one Overlay between 16:9 and 9:16 breaks the anchors and the readable font range.
Two placement bars, and when to open Styles
The lower-third and now-playing pages are not additional layouts. They both use player-single, placed either as a bottom bar or as a corner card with artwork and a progress line. They describe placement, not a fourth overlay family.
When you want to compare the layouts themselves—single line versus multi-line context versus the 3D stage—open the Styles pages instead. Scene pages assume you have already chosen a layout and now need to seat it on a canvas.
Frequently asked questions
Are these extra overlay products?
No. They are placement recipes for player-single, player-multi, and lyrics-3d. StreamLyric ships 3 layouts, not a catalog of scene skins.
Which canvas should TikTok LIVE use?
Start with 1080×1920 and keep lyrics out of comments, gifts, and platform controls. TikTok LIVE is a publishing destination for that vertical scene, not a StreamLyric integration.
Do scene pages teach installation?
No. Installation lives in the guides. These pages assume the Overlay already runs and focus on canvas size, layout choice, and anchor placement.