End credits close your stream like a movie: a roll of names with everyone who followed, subscribed, supported you or brought a raid. The lists fill up on their own during the stream with whatever arrives from TikTok, Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Starvios; you only decide which sections appear, how they look and when they roll.
Everything it can do
- Seven sections: Followers, Subscribers, Gifted subs, Supporters, Raids, Moderators and Chat.
- Lists that fill up on their own during the stream and are cleared when a new one starts.
- Optional numbers next to each name: subscription months, amount given, raid viewers.
- Optional platform logo for each person.
- Editable title and closing line.
- Start on load or by hand with "Roll credits", with optional looping.
- Roll speed and one to four columns for long lists.
- Four styles and scale, plus "Test" with sample names to position them.
What goes into each section
You don't have to note anyone down: the app records what happens and sorts it into sections. Each section is turned on or off in Settings; Chat starts off because on a busy stream it's by far the longest list.
- Followers and Subscribers (YouTube memberships included), with months if you show numbers.
- Gifted subs and Supporters: gifts, bits, Kicks, Super Chats and the other currencies, with the amount given.
- Raids with the viewers they brought, Moderators who were in chat and, if you turn it on, Chat with everyone who talked.
When they roll
The usual setup is to leave "Start on load" on and put the source in your ending scene: when the source opens, the credits start by themselves. To have them start from the top every time you switch to that scene, turn on the OBS source option that refreshes the browser when the scene becomes active. If you'd rather trigger them yourself, turn it off and use "Roll credits" in the live controls; "Loop" plays them again and again.
Long lists
Followers and Chat can gather hundreds of names. So the roll doesn't last ten minutes, split those lists into two, three or four columns and raise the speed. Sections that carry numbers stay in a single column, so each name reads next to its figure.
Step by step
- Open End credits in the overlay gallery (Chat & community category).
- Write the title and closing line, and choose which sections appear.
- Decide whether numbers and the platform logo are shown.
- Adjust the speed, columns and when they start; pick the look in Style.
- Press Test to position them with sample names, then copy the URL into your ending scene.
FAQ
If I restart the app mid-stream, do I lose the lists?
No. The lists are saved and are still there when you reopen the app; they're only cleared when a new stream starts or when you press "Clear lists".
Do tests end up in the credits?
No. "Test" uses sample names just for that roll, and tests from other panels don't go into your lists either.
Try it on your next stream
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