Lucky Horseshoe Animated Donation Goal Widget — Twitch

The Lucky Horseshoe Donation Goal Widget is an animated overlay that fills a pink-and-chrome horseshoe with liquid light as tips, subs and bits roll in. I designed it for streamers who lean into a western, rodeo or good-luck aesthetic and want their donation goal to feel like part of the scene instead of a UI element bolted onto it. Every color is yours to change, so the glossy pink shown in the preview is only a starting point. Lucky Horseshoe Donation Goal Widget is an animated liquid-fill tracker for streamers who want their goal bar to feel like a lucky charm, not a plain rectangle. A glossy pink enamel horseshoe with chrome-tipped ends sits at the center of the scene. The fill rises inside it as your community contributes. Progress reads at a glance, even from across the room. The widget covers 4 goal modes — tips, subscriptions, bits, or a manual target you set yourself. Every color is adjustable, from the liquid gradient and glow to the counter text. That means it matches a pastel layout as easily as a pitch-black one. Wave speed, wave height and floating particles are all tunable in the settings panel. An auto-reset option carries you into the next milestone without touching your scene. It drops into OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements as a browser source and works across Twitch, YouTube and Kick. Setup takes a minute: unzip the download, add the widget as a browser source in OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop or StreamElements, then open the settings panel to set your gradient, goal type and wave behavior. The counter's size, font and position are all yours to move, and an illustrated PDF guide walks through every field if you get stuck. Because the whole widget is layered and recolorable, it holds up whether you're running a single-night charity stream or a week-long subathon — set it once and let your community fill it. This one is built for the streamer whose channel already leans western, rodeo or good-fortune themed, or who just wants a donation goal with more personality than a bar and a number. Once it's yours, it's yours: recolor it as many times as your scene changes and use it across Twitch, YouTube or Kick for as long as you stream.