PANEL OPENER MAKER / OBS

Hide an image,
then reveal it piece by piece.

Cover an image with panels in the shapes you choose, then select their numbers to reveal it in sequence. Your edits are saved to your ShushuLab account, and the phone controls and OBS display share the same state.

Duplicate a set

Duplicate a finished board to create a variation. Images, divisions, text and mission settings carry over, while all panels start closed.

Create panels to suit your image.

Divide with lines, circles and ellipses

Divide the image with straight lines as you view it, or add separate circular and elliptical panels. You can move, rotate and delete boundaries, and change panel numbers.

Open and close numbered panels from your phone

Open the controls with the same ShushuLab account and tap numbers on your phone to open and close panels. You can also renumber panels into a consecutive sequence.

Display in OBS

Add the display-only URL as an OBS browser source. It is separate from the controls, and closed panels appear opaque on stream.

Editing features for your stream.

Divide one panel or the whole image

The default “Divide here only” option cuts only the selected panel. “Divide all” lets you divide across the entire background.

Automatically turn separated regions into separate panels

If editing separates a region into disconnected parts, they become separately numbered panels that you can open and close independently.

Save multiple panel sets

Create multiple panel sets for different activities. Each set independently saves its image, shapes, numbers, text, open/closed state and OBS URL.

Show text on panels

You can set custom text separately from the number. The number and text are shown only while the panel is closed; opening it reveals it together with the image.

Panels with missions

For panels with the switch turned on, the first tap shows a mission in a different color. After completing it, a second tap reveals the image.

Get started in three steps

  1. Log in with your ShushuLab account.
  2. Load an image and arrange the panel shapes and numbers.
  3. Add the OBS URL as a browser source, then open and close panels from your phone.