Streamer Creator Pack: Overlays, Emotes and OBS Setup

The Creator pack from Epik Streamer is for the streamer who already goes live and wants their channel to look, sound and feel like a world of its own. It includes a logo, 5 overlays, 5 panels, 1 banner, 8 emotes, 6 badges and OBS setup, all for a single platform, with a one-time payment in full on PayPal of $185. It’s the pack that closes the loop between your channel’s image and what your community sees on screen and in chat.

What’s in the Creator pack

• Logo.
• 5 overlays.
• 5 panels.
• 1 banner.
• 8 emotes.
• 6 badges.
• OBS setup.
• For 1 platform.

Every piece is designed from the same brief, which is why the result looks like a family and not a pile of mismatched templates. That’s what changes the most between putting your channel together piece by piece and ordering it as a pack.

What Creator solves that Boost doesn’t

Boost gives you the visual foundation. Creator goes further on three fronts:

1. More screen. You go from 3 to 5 overlays and from 3 to 5 panels. More variety for different scenes and a tidier profile.
2. More chat. With 8 emotes and 6 badges, your community has things of its own to use and show off.
3. Less technical work. OBS setup comes with the pack, so your pieces don’t stay as loose files: they get set up in your software.

Who Creator is for

• Anyone who already has a community, even a small one, and wants to strengthen it with symbols of its own.
• Anyone tired of building scenes by hand out of pieces that don’t match.
• Anyone who wants one purchase that covers the essentials of a channel, without going all the way to a multiplatform redesign.

If you stream on more than one platform, or you want alerts and frames, the Epik pack is the one for you. Creator, like Boost, covers a single platform.

A quick calculation to help you decide

You can compare against buying a la carte. An overlay costs $20, a panel $8, a banner $20, a badge $3 and OBS setup $30. Add up what you’d really need: 5 overlays, 5 panels, the banner, 6 badges and OBS, and you’d still have to count the logo and the 8 emotes. Then compare that to the pack price. If you need one or two specific pieces, a la carte may make more sense; if you need almost everything, the pack is usually the orderly route.

How it works

1. You pay on PayPal. One-time payment, in full.
2. You send your brief over WhatsApp or Discord. Think about your story, your community, your games and schedule, your main platform, how you talk and what visual style represents you.
3. Production and delivery. They start once the brief is complete and the payment is made.
4. Revisions and approval. One revision included per piece; from the second one, an extra charge. With 100% paid and your final approval, the deliverable is assigned to you for your personal brand and your channel.

Details worth getting right in your brief

Because Creator includes emotes and badges, there are two things worth thinking about before you write:

• What you want your community to say. The catchphrases and expressions you use live on stream are direct material for emotes. Put them in the brief.
• How you want the channel to feel. If you have a character, avatar or aesthetic of your own, say so from the start: it guides everything else.

To understand each platform’s emote sizes and rules, read the guide to emote sizes and rules by platform; for the software side, how to set up OBS.

Common mistakes

• Leaving references empty. Saying what you don’t want to copy saves rounds of tweaks.
• Changing the concept after seeing the pieces. A revision adjusts within the approved concept; a change of concept counts as a new production.
• Assuming alerts are included. Creator doesn’t have them. You can order them separately under alerts.
• Wanting several platforms from one Creator. The pack is for one.

Next step

If you’d like to see each piece on its own before deciding, check out emotes and OBS setup. And if you already know what you want, start with your brief: everything else is built from it.