Emberlight Hearth

A pixel fire that burns down with the clock.

A pixel fireplace with a walnut plaque above the fire. The time sits plain on the wood while the fire breathes below, climbs through the last minute, and burns down to embers at zero.

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Use Emberlight Hearth

See it in your scene

Emberlight Hearth in a vertical 9:16 frame — 9:16Vertical

Every state

What Emberlight Hearth looks like at the moments a preview never reaches. Captured from the same renderer OBS runs.

Final minute15 seconds left of a 5-minute timer.
ZeroThe end message replaces the message.
OvertimeCounting up past zero, 1:15 over.
Count upA stopwatch, 12:34 in.
PausedStopped mid-run at 2:17.

How Emberlight Hearth works

The fire sways on its own rhythm while embers drift inside the firebox. Through the final minute the fire climbs, reaching full height with about ten seconds left.

Count-up burns the same way. It shows elapsed time only, with no target and nothing that drains.

What can I change?

Pick the background color behind the hearth, or make it transparent and let the fireplace sit over your scene.

Emberlight Hearth controls its own palette and its pixel digit face. A saved bar, ring, timer color, digit-font, or font-size setting doesn't change the design. Duration, clock targets, messages, start triggers, resume, and overtime still work.

What happens at the end?

At zero the blaze dies down into a bed of embers, and the plaque reads COMPLETE. Overtime keeps a low, breathing flame and counts on.

Theme controls

Ground color
Pick the ground color behind Emberlight Hearth.
Transparent mode
Remove the full background and show the timer over your OBS scene.

A plain timer stays ready.

TimerBox shows a visual theme only after the full display is ready. If the theme cannot start or stops drawing, a plain digit timer takes its place.

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