Animated Potion Bottle Donation Goal Widget — Twitch

The Potion Bottle Donation Goal Widget is an animated skull-and-flask progress bar that fills with glowing purple liquid as tips, subs and bits roll in. I designed this corked flask, skull resting in the glow, as a small piece of alchemy for fantasy, RPG and witchy channels. Viewers can read your progress at a glance, even from across the room. Potion Bottle Donation Goal Widget refers to a browser-source overlay that turns a corked, skull-marked flask into a live donation tracker for Twitch, YouTube and Kick. The liquid rises as your goal climbs, and four goal modes are built in — tips, subscriptions, bits, or a manual target you set yourself — so the bar always tracks the metric that matters most. Every visual element lives in one settings panel: liquid color, text color, text size, particle count, particle speed, wave speed, three separate wave heights, wave frequency, and counter position, for fourteen controls in total. Floating particles can be switched on or off for extra atmosphere, and the wave can drift slowly or bubble fast depending on the mood you're going for. Once a goal is hit, the bar resets automatically or stays full, whichever you choose. It drops into OBS Studio, Streamlabs or StreamElements as a browser source, and an illustrated PDF guide walks through setup. Because the liquid color and text are yours to set, the bottle sits comfortably in a pastel cottagecore layout or a pitch-black horror stream — the preset shown is only a starting point. It suits fantasy RPG, tabletop and witchy channels especially well, and it carries a subathon or charity night without you touching the scene again. Setup takes about a minute: unzip the download, add it as a browser source in OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements, then adjust the colors, wave and particles to match your scene. An illustrated PDF guide walks through each step, and once it's part of your layout, it's yours for every stream after.