Give your channel a lantern-lit captain's cabin with this Pirate Twitch overlay pack. Stormy seas beyond the windows, weathered timber, ropes, skulls, maps and treasure tie the screens and frames together. The animated pirate ship theme suits sailing adventures, treasure-hunting gameplay and nautical Just Chatting streams without relying on a particular game's branding.
Four screens, animated or static
Starting Soon, Be Right Back, Offline and Stream Ending each include a 1920×1080 MP4 and a matching JPG. Use a video screen in your OBS scene, or choose its still version for a static presentation. The download contains 53 media files plus the PDF guide, counting those animated and static variants separately—not 53 different designs.
Seven matching alert designs
Follower, Subscriber, Donation, Raid, Purchase, Cheers and Tips each come as MP4 and JPG files. The alert videos contain embedded audio; separate WAV files are not included. These are media assets, so map them to supported events in your alert system rather than expecting them to trigger automatically after importing the ZIP.
Webcam and Just Chatting layouts
The separate webcam frame includes an animated transparent WEBM and a static transparent PNG. Just Chatting includes both WEBM and PNG versions, with the camera area on the left and a decorative chat column on the right. Use the animated layout for a clear camera opening; the static PNG has a dark translucent camera area. Add your live chat above the decorative chat area. The separate chatbox PNG is artwork, not a connected message widget.
Finish the channel setup
There are 24 matching Twitch panel PNGs at 320×100, including About, Rules, Schedule, Donate, Discord, Socials and more. The stinger is supplied as an MP4 with a matching JPG still; only the video plays a transition. The current ZIP does not include Twitch or YouTube banners, a separate gameplay overlay or editable source projects.
Add the files to OBS
Extract the ZIP before adding the files. Use Media Sources for MP4 and WEBM, and Image Sources for JPG and PNG. Enable Loop for waiting screens or animated frames you want to keep playing, and place transparent frames above your camera. The PDF guide and our OBS overlay setup guide explain the basic workflow. If you only need a simple screen first, try the free stream tools.



