PNGtuber collab overlay

Run a PNGtuber collab from one OBS browser source.

PNGStage gives PNGtuber groups a shared collab overlay for Discord calls. Guests manage their own avatars, streamers add one OBS browser source, and the scene updates as people speak.

What is a PNGtuber collab overlay?

A PNGtuber collab overlay is a stream scene where multiple PNG avatars appear together and react to voice activity. PNGStage focuses on group streams where guest lists change often and manual OBS setup becomes repetitive.

Who should use PNGStage for collabs?

PNGStage is built for PNGtubers, VTuber groups, stream teams, podcasts, and Discord community streams that want participants to appear on stream without each guest sending fresh files before every show.

How does the shared overlay work?

The streamer invites the PNGStage Discord bot, chooses a voice channel, and adds the generated URL to OBS as a browser source. Participants sign in separately and manage their own PNG or .veado avatar files.

Comparison

PNGStage vs manual PNGtuber collab setup

Manual setup works for a fixed cast, but it slows down when guests rotate or multiple Discord calls need their own scenes.

NeedUsual setupPNGStage
Guest changesCollect avatar files again and rebuild the scene.Guests manage their own avatars from their PNGStage profile.
OBS setupArrange multiple sources and voice-reactive states.Paste one shared browser source URL.
Voice activityConfigure each source or local tool separately.Discord voice activity drives the shared overlay.

FAQ

PNGtuber Collab Overlay questions

Can guests join a PNGStage collab without touching OBS?

Yes. Guests only need to sign in and set up their avatar. The streamer owns the OBS browser source.

Does PNGStage work for recurring collab streams?

Yes. Once participants have avatars saved, they can appear in future PNGStage overlays without sending files again.

Does PNGStage support .veado avatars?

Yes. PNGStage supports .veado avatar file imports and can also create avatars from transparent PNG states.

References

Related official docs