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League of Legends rank overlay for OBS

Show your solo/duo or flex rank, LP and win rate. Twools Buddy, the Twools Windows app, reads your rank in your PC's League client and sends it by itself after each game.

Add to my overlay

Included in the free plan · No credit card

Overlays are built on a computer.

All layouts

Select a layout to enlarge it.

Colours, fonts and dimensions are set in the editor.

Features

  • Tier, division, LP, wins, losses and win rate, in solo/duo or flex
  • Official rank emblem, or a stylised gem
  • LP gained or lost over the current session
  • Eight layouts, including a summoner card with your Riot ID and level
  • Automatic updates by Twools Buddy, right after each game

Add the LoL rank widget to OBS

  1. Open the Twools editor and add the LoL rank widget to your overlay.
  2. Install Twools Buddy on your Windows PC, generate a code in the editor and paste it into Buddy.
  3. Click "Overlay link", copy your link and paste it into an OBS Browser Source.

LoL rank: frequently asked questions

How do I add a League of Legends rank overlay to my stream?

Add the LoL rank widget to your overlay. Install Twools Buddy on the PC you play on, paste the connection code shown in the editor, then turn on League reading in Buddy. Then paste your overlay link into an OBS browser source.

Does the rank update after each game?

Yes. Twools Buddy re-reads your rank in the League client right after each game and sends it to your overlay, with nothing to do on your side. The League client must be open on your PC.

Is flex queue supported?

Yes. You pick solo/duo or flex in the editor, Source section. The session tally starts again from zero when you switch queues.

Do I need to install software or give my Riot password?

You need Twools Buddy, the Twools Windows app: it reads your rank in the League client open on your PC. No password is asked for, and Buddy never sees yours.

Does Twools Buddy work with a Korean account?

Not for now. Twools Buddy does not read accounts on Korean servers, in line with Riot's rules for third-party apps.