Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Terrance, and I built Overlaysmith because of a tabletop game. I've run a superhero campaign for six players over video off and on for many, many years. I wanted a banner on my camera, a GM screen, a session title, a "back in 10" sign, and every option meant streaming software, a virtual camera, or an app the whole group had to install. I just wanted an image on my video, in the browser call we were already using. So I built it. Overlaysmith puts a transparent image (a lower third, a logo, an agenda, a sign) on the video you send in browser calls. It's tested on real calls on 11 platforms, including Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex and Slack. What surprised me: it works when you're a guest. A vendor's Zoom call came up while I was testing, and I realized nobody has to allow it. The meeting is theirs, your camera is yours. A few things I cared about: - No account, no cloud, no tracking. Your images stay on your machine. - A built-in lower-third maker, so you don't need a design tool. - Step through your overlays from the keyboard mid-call. - Free with a small mark; $1.99 once removes it forever. I'd love to know: what would you put on your camera first?

Overlaysmith

Add one image overlay to browser video calls

Add one image overlay to browser video calls