Melting Skull Liquid Donation Goal Widget for Twitch

The Melting Skull Donation Goal Widget is an animated Twitch overlay that turns every tip into a slow, dripping glow across a liquid-filled skull design. I built it for horror, gothic and spooky-cute streamers who want their goal bar to feel like part of the set, not a rectangle glued on top of the scene. It works the same way on Twitch, YouTube and Kick. Melting Skull Donation Goal Widget is an animated progress tracker built for horror, gothic and spooky-cute Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels. The centerpiece is a hand-drawn skull that fills like dripping liquid as your goal climbs, glowing softly instead of sitting on screen like a plain bar. It supports 4 goal modes — tips, subscriptions, bits or a manual target you set yourself — so it fits a subathon, a charity night or a simple monthly milestone. Every color is yours to change: recolor the liquid fill, the glow and the counter text to match your palette instead of keeping the pink-to-violet preset shown in the demo. Wave speed and wave height are both adjustable, so the liquid can drip slowly and eerily or bubble fast during a big donation train. Optional floating particles add extra atmosphere when switched on. It drops into OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements as a browser source, and an illustrated PDF guide walks you through setup step by step. Setup takes a minute. Unzip the download, add the widget as a browser source in OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements, then open the settings panel to set your gradient, goal type and animation speed. Sliders control particle count, particle speed, wave speed, wave height and text position, so you can tune it once and forget it. Turn on auto reset and the widget rolls into your next milestone on its own — no re-editing your scene mid-stream. This is one file, not a rented tool — buy it once and it's yours for every future subathon or charity stream. It sits comfortably on a bright pastel horror layout or a pitch-black one, since the fill, glow and text colors are all separate from the base design. If your channel leans into the creepy-cute side of streaming, this is the goal bar that actually looks like it belongs there.