What a phone-only Whatnot show can actually use
A phone show can have an honest thumb, a true title, and the product in frame. It cannot run a board, a hit plate, or a layered kit.
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Overlay size, boards, break formats, and OBS setup for sellers who need graphics that read on a phone.
A phone show can have an honest thumb, a true title, and the product in frame. It cannot run a board, a hit plate, or a layered kit.
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Make the Whatnot listing, the thumb, and the live frame name the same product. A mismatch is a baited room, even when it was an accident.
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Pace a Whatnot break so the board, the card, and chat stay on the same spot. Speed is not a substitute for the update.
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Whatnot Live Analytics is a web panel for sales and attention. It does not grade whether your overlay or board is readable.
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Fashion Whatnot graphics should keep the garment readable. A sports break board on a clothing show is the wrong tool.
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A buyer who came from your Shopify store should recognize the Whatnot room in one glance. Same name, same colors, same product truth.
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Use motion on a Whatnot status that changes, and keep the frame behind the card still. A looping border is not a brand.
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Label each show on a hobby weekend so Saturday's break is not Sunday's singles. Thumbs, boards, and chat have to name the product.
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Change one Whatnot layer at a time so regulars still recognize the room. A full reset on break night is how you look like a different seller.
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Pass or fail the graphics for one sports-card break before you go live: thumb, board, card cam, and hit state.
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Canva is enough for a Whatnot thumb you will throw away. A custom overlay is for the frame and board you run every break.
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When more than one person runs a Whatnot break, the screen has to say who is on mic and which board is live.
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The seconds after a Whatnot hit: keep the card readable, name the spot, and hold a still. Do not cover the pull with a celebration.
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Send show links, the format, and the files you already have. A moodboard is not a brief, and a logo alone is not a kit.
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Run a Whatnot season you actually have inventory for. A costume overlay on the wrong products is bait, not a calendar.
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Breaks, singles, and surprise sets need different Whatnot graphics. One overlay with the word swapped is how buyers join the wrong show.
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Rewards Club is a three-month loyalty season you set in Seller Hub. Match the badges to the show. Do not promise a season date from a blog.
Read →Pass or fail one Whatnot thumbnail at 1080 x 1920: honest product, readable type, and a match to the live room.
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Prep the show on your phone before a Whatnot seller event. Confirm the date on Whatnot's own channels before you travel.
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Sold, giveaway, and pull are three different Whatnot events. Give them three plates. One animation for all three trains chat to clap at the wrong time.
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Place Whatnot overlays and boards in OBS on a 1080 x 1920 canvas. Connect steps and stream keys stay on Whatnot's help page.
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Pick Your Team, Stash or Pass, and Pick 2 Choose 1 need different Whatnot boards. One grid with the title swapped will mark the wrong spot.
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A Whatnot break board has to be readable on a phone while chat moves. Sports needs the team. TCG needs the chase named. Both need open versus claimed.
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The best Whatnot overlay examples are kits you can run: a clear card hole, a real board, and scenes. A widget pack is not an example to copy.
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Design Whatnot overlays at 1080 x 1920 and keep type out of chat, bids, and the card. Do not trust a desktop preview for the size.
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