Neon Clock

⚙️ Give your streaming screen a futuristic, cyber-style makeover!

This real-time synchronized digital clock (compatible with browser sources) is perfect for live streaming and video production with OBS.

No need to edit any complicated configuration files (CSS or HTML)!
Simply use the included “dedicated control panel” to adjust settings directly in your browser while viewing your stream—the clock’s design and colors will change instantly in real time.

✨ Key Features

🚀 Easy to Use (Real-Time Synchronization)
Open the controller from OBS’s custom dock or your browser, and as you move the sliders or color picker, the clock in OBS instantly updates to match.

🎨 Wide Range of Colors & Presets
Features beautiful gradient colors to match your stream’s atmosphere, including Neon Clear, Cyber RGB, Sunset, Pastel, and Matrix.

🔤 Carefully Curated Font Selection
Switch fonts to suit your mood, ranging from futuristic, tech-inspired, and digital clock styles to rounded Gothic fonts. Furthermore, the appearance (size) of each font is automatically and beautifully optimized.

💡 Neon-Style Glowing Border & Background Customization
You can finely adjust the neon-style glow effect around the clock (including brightness and fixed color options), as well as the background box—including whether to show or hide it, its transparency, and its vertical and horizontal scaling.

🛠️ How to Use (3 Easy Steps)

1. Add `display.html` as a “Browser Source” in OBS 🌐
2. Add `controller.html` as a “Browser Source” in OBS and simply open it via the interactive interface 🖱️
3. Just click to select your favorite colors and sizes! Changes are reflected instantly on your stream screen ✨

📜 Terms of Use

• Feel free to use this for streaming, videos, and more—whether for commercial or non-commercial purposes 🆓
• Reporting usage or providing credit is optional, but we’d be overjoyed if you did 😭💖
• Please refrain from redistributing or claiming these as your own work 🙅

◆Credit Attribution

Please include “SAKULAB” or “Materials provided by SAKULAB” wherever possible. (Links are optional.)