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Animated Jack-o-Lantern Donation Goal Widget — Twitch
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StreamElementsStreamlabsOBS Browser Source
What's Inside
- Custom liquid gradient color
- Tips, subs, or bits goal mode
- Adjustable wave speed and height
- Optional particle effects
- Resizable, repositionable goal counter
- Auto-reset after goal reached
- OBS, Streamlabs, StreamElements ready
animated goal widget · halloween kit · jack lantern overlay · twitch donation bar · streamlabs sub goal · elements panel · custom gradient fill · obs live overlay · pumpkin progress bar · tips bits tracker · spooky design · digital widget pack · particle wave effect
About This Pack
The Jack-o-Lantern Goal Widget is an animated Halloween donation tracker for Twitch that fills your glowing pumpkin as tips, subs, and bits arrive live. I built it as part of the Halloween lineup, sized for the night your community pushes a goal all the way to the top. Drop the widget into your scene once, then just watch the pumpkin fill as the numbers climb.
The Jack-o-Lantern Goal Widget is an animated donation tracker built around a glowing carved pumpkin that fills like liquid as your channel climbs toward its goal. It works as a browser source in OBS, Streamlabs, and StreamElements. It can track tips, subscribers, or bits, so you pick the mode that matches what you're actually running. Inside the widget you get 14 customizable settings, covering particle count and speed, wave speed and height across three separate wave layers, and liquid and text color. You can also adjust text size and position, currency symbol, and whether the pumpkin resets after the goal is hit. The default look is a black-outlined jack-o-lantern with a warm orange-to-red gradient fill, but the custom gradient control lets you swap that palette to fit any Halloween scene. Optional particles drift over the surface while the liquid rises, giving the fill a little extra life instead of a flat progress bar.
Setup takes about a minute: unzip the file, add it as a browser source in OBS, Streamlabs, or StreamElements, and point it at the goal you're tracking. Every setting — goal amount, currency symbol, wave speed, particle count — lives in the widget's own panel, so you're not editing code to change the color or the pace of the fill. Once you're happy with it, it's yours to reuse for every Halloween stream from here on.
This one's for streamers who want their Halloween donation goal to feel like part of the scene, not just a number pasted over their feed. The carved pumpkin glow works whether you're running a full spooky overlay set or just dropping one animated piece into an otherwise simple layout. Either way, the goal widget's job is simple: fill up, glow, and give your community something fun to watch.