Pumpkin Duck Liquid Donation Goal Widget for Twitch

I designed the Pumpkin Duck Liquid Goal Widget for streamers who want their donation goal to feel like a tiny Halloween scene, not a plain progress bar. It's part of the DigitalScenary line of animated stream assets, built by hand rather than pulled from a template pack. The duck peeking out of the pumpkin is deliberately cozy rather than spooky — more trick-or-treat than horror. Pumpkin Duck Liquid Goal Widget is a Halloween-themed donation goal overlay for Twitch, Kick and YouTube. A duck in a detective cap sits inside a glowing jack-o'-lantern that fills with liquid as your channel gets closer to its target. The widget tracks one of three goal modes: tips, subs or bits. You pick which one actually moves the pumpkin. Six controls sit under the hood: a custom gradient for the liquid, the goal mode itself, adjustable wave speed and height, floating particles you can switch on or off, a counter with its own size and position, and an auto-reset that clears the pumpkin once the goal is hit. The candy-orange fill and spooky grin read instantly as Halloween, but the gradient is yours to recolor. The same duck can carry a subathon into November if you want. It drops into StreamElements and Streamlabs as a custom widget, and OBS reads it as a browser source. Setup takes about a minute. Paste the widget into StreamElements or Streamlabs, or add it as a browser source in OBS, and the pumpkin starts empty at $0. Recolor the liquid gradient to match your panels, pick tips, subs or bits as the goal source, and set the wave speed and particle effects to whatever feels right for your scene. Once you buy it, it's yours — no subscription, no recurring fee. If your channel already leans into cozy, autumn or Halloween aesthetics, this pumpkin duck slots right in as a goal tracker, subathon meter or one-off fundraiser topper. It's a small, characterful piece rather than a full overlay pack, so it plays well next to whatever chat box or alert box you're already running.