The settings panel only keeps the core controls; the full details are here.
Place the "Marquee Segment" action on every key of a single row (for horizontal scrolling) or a single column (for vertical scrolling), and give them all the same Group ID (the default row1 works fine). Editing the text, direction, speed, or colors on any one key in the group automatically syncs the rest — you only need to fill it in once. Each key automatically shows its own slice of the marquee text based on its physical column/row position.
{{date}} | → 2026/07/26 |
{{time}} | → 09:05:03 |
{{HH:MM}} | → 09:05 |
{{HH:MM:SS}} | → 09:05:03 |
{{YYYY-MM-DD}} | → 2026-07-26 |
{{weekday}} | → Sunday (matches whichever of the 8 languages your Stream Deck app is set to — en/ja/ko/zh_CN/zh_TW/de/es/fr — falling back to English otherwise) |
Individual tokens {{YYYY}} {{MM}} {{DD}} {{HH}} {{mm}} {{ss}} can be mixed into free text, e.g. Now {{HH}}:{{mm}}. Variables refresh every second.
The slider has no +/- buttons, but once it's focused (click the handle) you can nudge it ±1 at a time with the arrow keys. The settings panel shows the current value live above the slider.
The font is applied by exact name with no automatic fallback — if you pick a font that isn't installed (commonly Windows-only fonts like Impact/Verdana/Comic Sans MS), the display just keeps the last font it could resolve, which can look like nothing happened. Test with a built-in system font first (on Mac: PingFang TC / Georgia / Times New Roman / Courier New / Arial / Helvetica).
A vertical nudge when scrolling horizontally; a horizontal nudge when scrolling vertically.
"Top to bottom" and "bottom to top" are vertical modes, suited to Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. One thing to note: vertical mode determines order from each key's row position, while horizontal mode uses column position — when switching direction, the keys' physical layout needs to move from a row to a column too, otherwise every key in the group resolves to the same position and the display looks like it isn't moving.