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Each of the four event stages — Event Announcement, Virtual Lobby, Live Broadcast, and Post-Event — has its own set of styling and content options in the Configuration Page.

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Event Announcement

The Event Announcement is the first thing attendees see — the page that’s live before your event begins.
  • Text Content: Set the Title, Subtitle, and Text Color.
  • Background Color: Choose a solid color or a gradient.
  • Media Backgrounds: Add a video or image background using a public URL.
  • Visual Effects: Adjust opacity and blend mode to control how your background color and media interact.
What counts as a “public URL”? It needs to be a direct link to the media file itself — one that ends in a file extension like .mp4, .jpg, or .png, and that loads the raw file the instant it’s opened, with no sign-in and no page around it.

A YouTube link won’t work here. A YouTube URL doesn’t point to a video file — it points to a webpage that loads a full player, ads, and JavaScript around the video. Coresee needs to fetch the actual file directly, not render a webpage, so YouTube (and similar sites like Vimeo) can’t be used as a background source.

To get a working link, host the file somewhere that serves direct file access — for example, a cloud storage bucket (like Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage) with public read access enabled, or a CDN. Opening the link in an incognito browser window is a quick way to check: if the file plays or downloads immediately with no login or page around it, it will work as a background.

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Virtual Lobby

The Virtual Lobby is where attendees land and enter their details just before the broadcast begins.

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Form settings

  • Fields: Set the form title and the information attendees must provide to join.
  • Passcode: Optionally require a passcode to join, for controlled access.
  • Appearance: Customize the form’s overall style and layout.

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Text & visuals

  • Content: Define the lobby’s Title and Subtitle.
  • Background: Same background options as the Event Announcement stage — solid color, gradient, or media background.

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Live Broadcast

Live Broadcast is the main event page, shown once you start streaming. Chat settings, configured alongside it, control how attendees interact during the broadcast.

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Live Broadcast

Live Broadcast is the main event page, shown once you start streaming.
  • Title Visibility: Toggle the title on or off, with styling options for when it’s shown.
  • Header Styling: Customize the title text, background color, and border radius.
  • Branding: Add a logo to the header. Paste a publicly available URL.
  • Player Settings: Adjust the border radius of the media player.
  • Background Options: Set a solid background color or a gradient.
Unlike Event Announcement, Virtual Lobby, and Post-Event, Live Broadcast doesn’t support a video or image media background — only solid color and gradient options are available here.

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Chat

These settings control how the chat panel looks and behaves during Live Broadcast — not how it’s moderated. For moderation, see Moderate Chat.
  • Availability: Turn Chat on or off.
  • Chat Label: Customize the chat title.
  • URL Filtering: Enable URL Blocking — links sent in chat are automatically replaced with a “Link Removed” message.
  • Visual Styling: Customize the chat’s background, border, and text colors.

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Post-Event & downloads

Post-Event is what attendees see once the broadcast ends. It’s styled the same way as the Event Announcement stage.
Use the Post-Event screen to thank attendees, promote your next session, or highlight any calls to action.