The all‑in‑one toolkit for football creators
Run your live show, then make the Shorts, the edit, the thumbnail and the posts, all in one place. Live match data and StatsBomb stats fill it in for you, so you're not typing scores into five different apps.
- 01Live showsOverlay, control panel, guests and 53 graphic types
- 02ShortsRecord a Short, or let Clip Maker find the best bits
- 03Video editorCut, music, sounds and transitions, in your browser
- 04Thumbnails & postsFilled from your match, with One big fact
- 05YouTube toolsChapters, chat on screen, Super Chats, your listing
- 06Heart rateYour pulse on stream, with pop-ups
- 07Stream DeckA OneHub plugin with a ready-made profile
- 08The little thingsBackups, Find anything, Check my PC and more
Your whole show from one panel
One browser source in OBS, one control panel. Match graphics, stats, guests and your audience, for watchalongs, phone-ins and the talk shows in between.
Recorded straight from the overlay. The demo match events are made up; the table and every StatsBomb number are real 2026/27 data.
Live match graphics
Scoreboard with a running clock and added time, match stats, line-ups with player flags, momentum, other scores and the live table. Goals get a full-screen takeover and cards come up as a bar. Extra time and penalty shootouts are covered, and a mistake comes off with one click.
It keeps up with the match
Cards, subs, added time and half-time go up by themselves, timed to your stream delay so you never spoil a moment. Goals stay yours: one tap, then Who scored? names the scorer from tonight's XI.
StatsBomb, on air
Every team and player metric, per game, per 90 or season total, with the league rank beside it. Top 10s with your player pinned, strengths, squad leaders, head to heads, heatmaps and shot maps, and graphics from any match since 2022/23 without changing your show's match.
Referee graphics
Tonight's referee, your club's record with them, their last five games and when the cards come, plus a cards-so-far chip in the score bar. Referee numbers go back to 2015/16.
Backstage, then on air
Send one link. Guests wait backstage, where you can see and hear them, then you bring them on. Up to 4 on screen, with name plates, spotlight and private talk. OneHub moves your OBS camera into its box, and you can hide your IP from guests.
Show ready in five steps
Pick the show, the look, the running order and the extras, then a pre-show check with fix buttons tells you what's missing. Rehearse with a ghost run. Match templates put the right graphics up by themselves for pre-match, watchalong, half-time and post-match.
Show tools
Player and club spotlights, segments with a segment timer and marks in your recording, a topic bar, ticker, name plates, full-screen scenes and viewer polls your audience votes in from a QR code. Show styles for a watchalong, a sponsor read, Q&A or a clean camera.
Chat, Super Chats, posts from X
Put YouTube chat on screen with one click, thank Super Chats on air, and show fans' posts from X. Copy a post's link and press Ctrl+V for a breaking post. Your live subscriber and Watching counts stay up to date.
Works with YouTube.
Run it from one page
Take items on air with a click, a number key or a Stream Deck button. Edit freely; nothing reaches your stream until you press Update on air. Go live, end your stream and record from the same page.
Rotating sponsor slots
Up to six sponsors in rotation, each with a QR code or their own uploaded graphic, and an optional AD tag. Hold one on screen for a live read, then let it rotate again.
Transfer centre
Your club's arrivals and departures this season, with each player's flag, age and fee. It fills in and refreshes on its own, and you can add, remove, reorder or change fees.
On air in minutes
Sign in, pick your club and press Set up OBS for me: it adds your overlay, camera, mic and recording, at 1080p or 1440p and 30 or 60 fps. Guides cover Streamlabs, vMix, StreamYard and more.
Your club. Your colours.
Every graphic takes your colour scheme: all 20 Premier League clubs are built in, or set any two colours you like. Flip between light and dark mid-show, and OneHub keeps the text readable either way.
OneHub
per game
Example graphic. In the product, every panel, the scoreboard and the ticker change together.
Shorts from your show, or straight to camera
Two ways to make a vertical video, both ending up in your Social queue with a caption ready to copy.
Talk to camera
Your face full screen with your @handle, or the score bar filled from any match. Pictures on number keys, a script that scrolls by your camera, the quiet start and end trimmed, and captions if you want them.
Find the best bits
Choose your show's recording. Clip Maker reads what was said and suggests up to 30 clips, best first, with captions, the crop on your camera and the score on top.
Every goal you tap, and any moment you mark with Clip that, is saved as a clip by OBS. Quick Short turns one into a vertical video in a few clicks. In Clip Maker your video stays on your computer: only the sound is sent to be transcribed.
- Pick a lookClean, or Score bar for a match Short
- Press RecordCountdown, then talk. Cue your pictures on 1–9
- Keep the takeThe quiet start and end trimmed, captions if you want them
- Make the ShortA 1080 × 1920 MP4
- Post itSocial queue, or open it in the video editor
Edit the video without another app
Cut, trim and join your clips on a timeline, then export an MP4. It all runs in your browser, so your videos are never uploaded.
- Music from OneHub's own libraryIt dips by itself whenever someone talks
- 21 sound effectsReal recordings: whoosh, riser, referee's whistle, crowd roar and more
- 21 transitionsWipes, zooms, whip pans, glitch, and one in your crest
- Move and zoomSlow zooms on clips and pictures, for Shorts too
- Pictures on topYour posts, sponsor logos, a goal badge
- Even loudness on exportThe whole mix brought to about −14 LUFS
- ChaptersTimed from your goals and segments
- Goal clipsSaved as they happened
- PostsFilled in from tonight's match
- ThumbnailReady for the replay
- YouTubeTitle, description and tags to paste
Thumbnails and posts, filled from your match
One editor for YouTube thumbnails and social posts. Pick a style, and the score, the scorers, the line-up and the stats are already in.
Made for the feed
- Cut out the background in about a second
- Club grades from the kits, presets, or make your own
- Frames, shapes, fades, outlines and drop shadows
- See it at YouTube's real sizes, down to a phone's 168 px
- Make 3 versions for YouTube's Test & Compare
One number that stops the scroll
Pick a player or a club and one real number: from the match, from this season, or their rank in the league. It goes on big enough to read on a phone, and the source is always written underneath.
Ready from tonight
- Starting XI, full-time, goals, ratings, the table, quote and team news cards
- Feed, Story, Square and X sizes, and carousels
- Make all, then captions ready to copy
- Send a post to your phone to share it
OneHub never posts for you: you copy the caption and post it yourself. Snapping guides, copy and paste between designs and a right-click menu work the way you'd expect from a design app.
The YouTube jobs, done in the same place
Chapters from your show
After the stream, chapters are timed from your goals, segments and match events and checked against YouTube's rules. Copy the description with chapters and paste it into YouTube Studio.
Chat on screen
YouTube chat beside your preview: click a message to put it on screen. Super Chats, Super Stickers and new members get their own tab, with Thank on screen. Unlisted streams work too, from the link.
Plan it, then paste it
Write the title, start time, description, tags and thumbnail once in OneHub, then copy them into YouTube Studio when you schedule the stream. A description template fills in the rest.
Go live from the panel
Go live, End stream and Record are in the top bar on every page, and on Stream Deck. Chat and the Watching count start within about a minute of going live.
Subscribers and viewers
Your live subscriber count in the ticker and milestone graphics, and the Watching count while you're on air.
Nothing to hand over
OneHub never signs in to your Google account and never sees your stream key.
Let them see how the match feels
Connect a Bluetooth heart rate strap and your pulse sits beside your camera, live. When the game gets tense, the pop-ups say so.
- Pop-ups: "Boring game mate?", "CALM DOWN MATE!!!" and "Paramedics on standby"
- A live ECG line beside the number
- Shorts-safe: kept clear of the buttons when you cut a vertical clip
- Your record high, "highest since…", only if you choose to keep it
Off until you turn it on and agree. Your readings are shown on your stream only and never saved; the record high is kept only if you tick it, and you can delete it any time. Connecting a strap needs Chrome or Edge on Windows. See the privacy notice.
- Under 70 for 2 minutes"Boring game mate?"
- 130 and over"CALM DOWN MATE!!!"
- 160 and over"Paramedics on standby", with an ambulance
Your show on keys
Install the OneHub plugin and its ready-made profile, and the keys show what's happening: the next graphic's name, the score, the segment, MUTED in red, who's waiting backstage.
- Next and previous graphic
- Goal, the match clock, Clip that
- Guests: bring on, spotlight, mute, layout
- Go live, End stream, Record
- Sounds and Stop all sounds
- Segments: start, end, start the next
- Chat, fan reactions, breaking post
- Like & Subscribe, heart rate, Clear screen
- Stream DeckYour 15 most-used keys on the main page, folders for the rest
- XLThe live and match keys together on the main page
- Mini, Neo and Stream Deck +The most-used keys first, the rest under More
- Stream Deck + dialsThree dials: graphics, segments and guests
The bits you notice on a live night
The stack you pay for today, in one place
Most football creators piece a channel together from an overlay tool, a live studio, an AI clipper, a design app and a video editor, then type the football into each one. OneHub does each of those jobs, for football, from one sign-in.
| The job | Often done with | In OneHub |
|---|---|---|
| Live football graphics | A football overlay tool, such as InPlayStudio or Stream Builder | Live score, line-ups, the table, 53 graphic types and StatsBomb stats, finding your match on its own |
| Guests on a live show | StreamYard | Up to 4 guests on screen with backstage, name plates and spotlight, inside your OBS scene |
| Shorts from your show | Opus Clip | Clip Maker suggests the best clips with captions; Record a Short and Quick Short |
| Thumbnails and posts | Canva | Thumbnail and post editor filled from your match, cut-outs, One big fact |
| Editing the video | CapCut or Premiere Pro | Video editor in your browser: music, sound effects, 21 transitions, even loudness |
| The football itself | Typed in by hand, or a stats site open in another tab | Live match data, 186 team and 209 player metrics, referee and transfer data, filled in for you |
| YouTube jobs | YouTube Studio, by hand | Chapters from your show, chat and Super Chats on screen, your listing ready to paste |
| One sign-in | Five or more apps, each with its own sign-in | Early-access pricing soon |
The tools named are examples of what creators often use for each job, and each of them does much more than the one job listed. StreamYard runs in the browser without OBS; OneHub's live show runs through OBS. All names are trademarks of their owners. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@onehub.football and we'll fix it.
On air in three steps
Sign in
Pick your club. OneHub finds your next match, and line-ups, live stats and the table fill in as they happen.
Set up OBS for me
One click adds your overlay, camera, mic and recording, at 1080p or 1440p and 30 or 60 fps. Using another app? Paste your overlay link into a browser source.
Go live
Press Go live in the panel, take graphics on air as the show runs, then make the Shorts, thumbnail and posts when you're done.
Before you sign up
What will it cost?
Early-access pricing will be announced soon. People on the list hear first, before it goes public.
Do I need my own data or API keys?
No. OneHub hosts the data. You get a link for OBS and a control panel, and that's it.
Do I need OBS?
For live shows, yes: OneHub's overlay, guests and sounds run in OBS (free), and Set up OBS for me does the set-up. Streamlabs, vMix and others work with a browser source, and the setup guide covers each. Shorts, the video editor, thumbnails and posts work in your browser without OBS.
Which competitions are covered?
Nine competitions in 2026/27, with StatsBomb stats depending on your plan: the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Eredivisie, Primeira Liga, Champions League and Europa League. The Conference League has match data and graphics, without StatsBomb stats. Tell us your club when you sign up.
Does it work with StreamYard?
StreamYard can't load browser sources directly. Run OneHub in OBS and send the finished picture into StreamYard with OBS Virtual Camera. Guests can join your OBS scene through VDO.Ninja. OneHub's sound effects play through OBS, so they don't reach StreamYard on their own: use StreamYard's own Sound Effects, stream straight from OBS, or follow the audio mixer steps in the setup guide.
Where do the stats come from?
StatsBomb event data, for this season and for graphics from any match since 2022/23. Scores, line-ups, events, the table and transfers come from a live football data feed. Referee numbers go back to 2015/16.
Are my videos uploaded?
Not to edit them. The video editor works in your browser, and Record a Short and Clip Maker make the video on your computer: only the sound is sent, for the captions, then deleted. Videos you choose to play on stream are stored with your account.
Is my heart rate stored?
No. It's shown on your stream only. If you tick Keep my record high, OneHub keeps that one number and the show it was in, and nothing else.
Is OneHub official?
No. OneHub isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the Premier League or any club.