Professional boxing scoreboard for your live stream

Everything you need for a professional boxing stream

No cutman on the graphics. No OBS plugins. Just a browser.

• Round & clock tracking

  Set the round duration once and track every round with a live countdown clock. When a round ends, the clock automatically resets and the round count advances — nothing to re-type between rounds.

• Knockdowns, warnings & point deductions

  One-tap counters for each corner. Log a knockdown, a warning, or a point deduction the moment it happens, with an easy correction if you tap the wrong one.

• Red & blue corner scorebug

  Each corner shows its own colour next to the fighter’s name, with the round, clock, and fight status in the centre — including an automatic “between rounds” message the instant a round ends.

• Fighter details

  Add each fighter’s full name, ranking, record, and country, plus a weight class and bout title banner for a title fight — shown on the setup card and ready for richer overlay styles.

• Instant sync

  The control panel and overlay stay in sync in real time — no page refresh, no delay, no dropped updates between rounds.

Frequently asked questions

What is a boxing scoreboard overlay?

A boxing scoreboard overlay is a transparent graphic that sits on top of your live stream video, showing the fighters’ names, round, and round clock — similar to what you see in broadcast coverage. ScoreLayer renders this as a browser source you add to OBS, Streamlabs, or vMix.

Does ScoreLayer work with OBS Studio for boxing streams?

Yes. Add ScoreLayer as a Browser Source in OBS Studio. The overlay has a transparent background so it composites cleanly over your ring or cage footage. You control the round clock and corners from a separate browser tab or phone — no need to touch OBS mid-fight.

Does it track knockdowns, warnings, and point deductions?

Yes. Each corner has its own one-tap counters for knockdowns, warnings, and point deductions, with a correction button if you log one by mistake.

Does the round clock reset automatically between rounds?

Yes. Set your round duration once — the default is 3:00 — and when a round ends, the clock automatically resets to that duration and the round count advances, so you are always ready for the next round with one tap of start.

Can I use this for kickboxing or Muay Thai instead of boxing?

Yes. The round clock, corners, knockdown/warning/point-deduction counters, and weight class all apply to any round-based combat sport — kickboxing, Muay Thai, amateur boxing, and similar formats work the same way. Select Boxing as the sport when you create your scoreboard.

Can I set a custom round duration?

Yes. Enter any round length in the Bout Settings card — 2:00 for amateur or kickboxing rounds, 3:00 for professional boxing, or whatever your event uses — and tap Set to apply it immediately.

What happens when I end the fight?

Tapping End Fight stops the clock and marks the bout as finished, so the round clock and round counter stop advancing even if the clock is accidentally started again — a safeguard for the rest of your broadcast.

Do I need to install any software?

No. ScoreLayer runs entirely in the browser. You just add a URL as a browser source in your streaming software — there is nothing to download, install, or configure on your computer.

Does it work with Streamlabs and vMix?

Yes. Any streaming software that supports a browser source or web URL input works with ScoreLayer, including Streamlabs, vMix, and Wirecast.