Evil Eye Heart Liquid Donation Goal Widget for Twitch

The Evil Eye Heart is an animated liquid donation goal widget for Twitch, Kick and YouTube, its heart-shaped eye filling as tips, subs or bits add up. I built it for streamers who want their goal bar to feel like part of the scene, not a bolted-on progress meter. The Evil Eye Heart Liquid Donation Goal Widget is an animated goal tracker shaped like a protective evil eye set inside a glass heart, designed for Twitch, Kick and YouTube streams. As tips, subscriptions or bits come in, a custom gradient rises inside the heart like liquid filling a jar, so viewers can see exactly how close the channel is to its target at a glance. You choose what the widget tracks: tips, subs, or bits, and you set your own gradient colors to match your scene instead of being stuck with a default palette. The wave on the liquid's surface has adjustable speed and height, floating particles can be switched on or off, and the counter showing your progress has its own size and position controls. When the goal is reached, the widget resets automatically so it is ready for the next one without you touching a setting. Setup takes about a minute: add it as a custom widget in StreamElements or Streamlabs, or drop it into OBS as a browser source. It works the same in all three, so switching software later won't cost you the widget. I designed the Evil Eye Heart for streamers who like a little spooky charm year-round, not just in October. The glassy heart glows softly against a dark scene, and the eye inside gives it a protective, slightly eerie feel. Once you download it, it's yours to keep and customize for every future goal. If your gradient or particle setup needs a tweak, you can adjust it any time — no repurchase, no reinstall.