FACEIT ELO Widget & Overlay for OBS

Display your live FACEIT ELO on stream. A focused ELO overlay for OBS and Streamlabs that updates by itself — no plugin, no manual refreshes.

What is a FACEIT ELO widget?

A FACEIT ELO widget is a small overlay that shows your current FACEIT ELO on your stream. You add it to OBS or Streamlabs as a Browser Source, and it pulls your numbers from FACEIT on its own — there is nothing to type in and nothing to refresh while you queue. Viewers see where you stand on the ladder at a glance, and you stop answering the same ELO question in chat.

Streamers use a FACEIT ELO widget for OBS to make a ranked grind easier to follow: a visible number gives every match stakes, and the trend tells new viewers whether you are climbing or sliding. EgoWidgets builds it as a transparent FACEIT ELO overlay you can restyle in the Studio.

What the widget can show

  • →Your current FACEIT ELO, updated automatically
  • →Your FACEIT level badge, from level 1 to level 10
  • →ELO change over your last 20 matches, so the trend shows
  • →Recent results, win rate and match count when you want more context
  • →K/D and average kills, plus your nickname, country flag and country rank

Every item is a switch in the Studio. An ELO-only setup can show just the number and the level badge, or add a few extras — you decide how much of the screen the widget takes.

How to add the FACEIT ELO widget to OBS

  1. Open the Studio and enter your FACEIT nickname.
  2. Choose a template that suits an ELO display and switch on Current ELO, FACEIT Level and ELO History.
  3. Copy the widget URL.
  4. In OBS Studio, open Sources, click +, choose Browser, paste the URL and set the width to 440 and the height to 140. Most templates use that size; if you change it in the Studio, match it here.
  5. In Streamlabs, add a Browser Source to your scene the same way and paste the same URL.

A longer walkthrough of the same steps is in the guide on how to add FACEIT ELO to OBS.

FACEIT ELO and levels

FACEIT ELO is the rating FACEIT uses to rank you against other players: it rises when you win and falls when you lose. FACEIT groups ELO into ten skill levels, where level 1 is the starting point and level 10 is the highest. Players at the very top of the global ranking are shown as Challenger, and the widget’s badge follows that where a template supports it.

The level badge gives viewers instant context, while the ELO number shows exactly where you are inside that level. The ELO change over your last 20 matches adds the story: a steady climb, a rough patch, or a comeback in progress.

ELO widget vs full FACEIT stats overlay

The ELO widget is the minimal choice: one number, a level badge and, if you like, the recent trend. It stays out of the way of your gameplay and suits ranked grinds and talk-heavy streams. A full stats overlay adds K/D, win rate, match record and last-20 results, which helps on coaching, review or analysis streams but takes more room on screen. For the fuller version, see the FACEIT overlay for OBS, or browse custom widget templates to change how either one looks.

Troubleshooting

  • ELO not updating. FACEIT data is not instant, so expect a short delay after a match ends. If the number still looks stuck, open the Browser Source properties in OBS and click Refresh cache of current page.
  • Wrong player or old nickname. The widget follows the FACEIT account you loaded in the Studio. Check the spelling, and if you changed your FACEIT nickname, load the new one in the Studio before checking again.
  • Browser Source cache. OBS can keep showing an older copy of the page. If a change you made in the Studio does not appear, refresh the cache of the source or switch it off and on.
  • Widget not visible. Check that the source is switched on in your scene, that it sits above your game capture in the sources list, that the full URL was pasted, and that the width and height are not set too small.

Related EgoWidgets tools

Want more than ELO? The FACEIT overlay for OBS shows a full set of stream stats, custom FACEIT widget templates covers designs, colours and backgrounds, and the EgoWidgets home page has the overview. New to browser sources? Start with how to add FACEIT ELO to OBS.

Free to use · Works with OBS Studio and Streamlabs