Two controller graphics are displayed on the top right corner of your screen during online matches played on FIFA Game Data Centers.

Peer to Peer Online: These online matches don’t use FIFA Game Data Centers, meaning that the controller graphic displays the actions performed on your physical controller as they are processed by the game.

Online match: When playing an online match on a FIFA Game Data Center, the controller graphic automatically changes into the Online Response one, like we detail in the next section of this article.

Offline match: The controller graphic mirrors the actions you perform, like button presses on your physical controller.

One controller graphic is displayed in the top right corner of your screen during matches, and it functions differently depending on what kind of match you’re playing. No input related controller graphics are displayed on screen. The Input Overlay can be configured in three ways. When you are playing FIFA 22 on Stadia, there is no physical hardware where you are playing the game that processes your inputs, and the knock-on effect of that is that a Stadia Input Overlay would not accurately display your inputs in its current implementation. This is due to the streaming nature of the platform. Why isn’t the Input Overlay available for FIFA 22 on Stadia?

Choose your preferred Input Overlay option.

Scroll through the list until you get to Input Overlay.

Click Game Settings, then go to the Visual tab.

Go to the Customise tile on the main menu.

These visuals can be used as a tool to help you monitor your in-game actions, send us detailed feedback on Answers HQ, and even to see how your inputs are processed by FIFA Game Data Centers and your network during online play. Input Overlay is a setting that shows on-screen controller graphics on your screen, letting you watch the inputs you perform during a match.

The Input Overlay setting lets you see actions you perform in FIFA 22.

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