FACEIT Widget
Live FACEIT CS2 stats for your OBS stream
What it does
Create a free FACEIT widget for OBS or Streamlabs. Show live CS2 ELO, level, ranking, K/D, and recent matches with one browser-source URL.
Build a free FACEIT widget for OBS . Show live ELO, rank, K/D, and recent matches with one browser-source URL. Keep the overlay readable, quiet, and ready for the next round. Set it up once, then let the stats follow the game. FACEIT Widget is a free browser-source overlay for OBS and Streamlabs. It turns public FACEIT CS2 statistics into a compact layer for your stream, with no plugin and no FACEIT login. Choose a preset for ELO, level, rankings, K/D, recent results, or match stats, then copy the generated URL into a Browser Source. Change the fields, colors, scale, radius, border, background, and motion in the builder and see the result before you add it to your scene. When new match data…from faceitwidget.com
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