Streamer mode

Size Duel works well between matches: two cards, chat types 1 or 2, then everyone sees the answer drawn to scale. Streamer mode is a local setting in your browser; it does not connect to any chat or streaming service.

Open today’s Size Duel in streamer mode Older Than in streamer mode

What changes

Bigger type for the question, cards and answers, readable at 1280×720 and in a small preview.
The bottom-right corner stays free on wide screens, where a webcam overlay usually sits.
A “chat, vote now” countdown of 10, 15 or 20 seconds (or off) runs before you can answer, so chat has time to vote. You still click the answer; “Answer now” ends the countdown early.
Sounds start muted when you turn streamer mode on, and there is never any music, so nothing in Size Duel can trigger a music claim.
No spoilers: before the reveal the page shows names, the measured dimension and drawings only. Values, years, results and item pages appear after the answer.

Turn it on

Open the settings (the sliders icon at the top) and switch on Streamer mode, then choose a countdown. Or add ?stream to a link, for example sizeduel.idistic.com/daily/?stream, to use it for that visit only.

Fair for chat

Every duel compares one named measure with a clear gap, and each value has two sources on its page, so a chat argument can be settled with a link.