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Ali Raza
@aliraza65704
Custom Animated Stream Overlays and Esports Graphics
Pakistan
English, Urdu
About me
I'm Ali Raza, a stream graphics designer and live broadcast operator. I create custom animated overlays, alerts, stream screens and coordinated channel graphics, from clean layouts to cinematic character scenes.
I've designed and operated three esports tournament broadcasts, so I plan around readable gameplay, clear timing and practical scene layouts.
Want a new stream identity, or a design from my portfolio? Send me your style, streaming software and required assets. I'll help define the right package before we begin.
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Graphics for Streamers
I will design animated twitch stream overlays for youtube and kick
Logo Animation
I will create custom 2d and 3d logo animation intro and outro videos
Portfolio
Work experience
Broadcast Visual Designer
YouTube • Freelance
Jun 2026 - Jul 2026 • 1 mo
Designed and operated comprehensive, fully animated broadcast graphics for Mobile Legends esports tournaments. Built complete OBS overlay systems from scratch, including countdowns, live scoreboards, advanced draft/ban screens, MVP/Champions posters, and instant replays also i have produced three full tournament broadcasts end-to-end, acting as both lead designer and live operator. Managed real-time scene switching, live score updates, and on-air troubleshooting during high-pressure live matches. Leveraged my hands-on control room experience to design graphics that are visually stunning and technically sound for live shows.
Software Quality Assurance Tester
Microsoft • Part-time
Jan 2023 - Jun 2025 • 2 yrs 5 mos
Before I got into broadcast graphics, I actually worked in software testing. I spent my time hunting down bugs across web, mobile, and desktop apps, and writing up step-by-step reports for the engineers to fix them. Honestly, this is where I learned how to truly double-check my work before calling it "done." I bring that exact same mindset to my live streams today. If there's a mistake in a broadcast graphic, it doesn't just sit quietly somewhere—it happens live, right in front of an audience. Because of my QA days, I make sure everything I build actually works before the show ever starts.
