Eyeball Jar Animated Liquid Goal Widget for Twitch

The Eyeball Jar Liquid Goal Widget is an animated donation tracker where seven eyeballs fill with glowing purple liquid as tips, subs, or bits add up. I made it for streamers who like a little spooky charm without going full horror — something moonlit and strange that still feels cozy. It sits quietly in the corner of your scene, and every donation nudges the liquid a little higher toward your goal. The Eyeball Jar Liquid Goal Widget is a donation goal overlay built around a glass jar packed with seven illustrated eyeballs. A gradient liquid fill rises from empty to full as your goal total climbs. You choose what it tracks — tips, subs, or bits — and the fill percentage updates live as the number comes in. The liquid color runs on a custom gradient, so you can match it to a Halloween palette, a purple moonlit scene, or your own brand colors in a couple of clicks. Wave speed and wave height are both adjustable, which lets you take the surface from a slow, dreamy ripple to a faster, more energetic churn. Floating particles can be switched on or off for extra atmosphere, and the counter has its own size and position controls so it fits any layout. Once the goal is reached, the jar resets automatically and starts filling toward the next target. Setup takes about a minute: add it as a custom widget in StreamElements or a browser source in Streamlabs and OBS, then drop in your API or alert connection. Every layer — gradient, wave, particles, counter — is adjustable from the same panel, so you can tune the look without touching code. It's an instant download you keep and reuse for every goal you set. This one's for the mid-size channel with a taste for the eerie and the pretty at once — Halloween streams, spooky sub-a-thons, or just a channel that wants its goal bar to feel like part of the scene instead of a slapped-on bar. Pick your palette, set your target, and let the jar do the rest.