Design overlays visually
A real-time 16:9 canvas with snap guides, zoom controls, and a floating tool palette. Select, add rectangles, text, images, videos, and more — all with pixel-perfect placement.
Full control over every element
A layer sidebar with drag-to-reorder, visibility toggles, and grouping. Select any layer to open a rich property inspector with position, size, opacity, animations, and custom CSS.
- Drag layers to reorder them in the stack — the editor reflects changes instantly.
- Group layers together and control them as a single unit.
- Per-layer property panel with position, size, opacity, animations, and CSS overrides.
Switch between layouts instantly
Create multiple scenes within one overlay and switch between them with animated transitions — fade, morph, slide, push, wipe, blur dissolve, stingers, and more.
- 18 built-in transitions including fade, morph, slide, push, wipe, blur dissolve, and stinger.
- Switch live scenes on-air with one click — per-device or for all viewers.
- Share layers across scenes as references — edit once, update everywhere.
Edit together in real-time
Multiple editors can work on the same overlay simultaneously. See live cursors, real-time layer changes, and undo/redo history — like editing a document together.
- See other editors' cursors move across the canvas in real-time.
- Every change syncs instantly — no refresh, no conflicts.
- Independent undo/redo history for each editor.
Soundboard, calls, mixer — at your fingertips
Open the soundboard, call manager, audio mixer, or chat as floating windows. Drag them anywhere, resize them, and keep your workspace organized exactly how you like it.
Pricing
Plans
Free
Simple version of Vision with basic features.
Basic14 days free trial
Simple version of Vision with basic features.
All prices are inclusive of the applicable sales tax. The actual sales tax will be calculated based on your location and may vary by country.
1 Your free overlay includes up to 10 layers and can be used in 1 OBS instance at a time.
2 Shared storage is used by overlay assets like images or fonts, and logos in logo rotations.
