Pumpkin Goose Liquid Goal Widget for Twitch, Kick & YouTube

The Pumpkin Goose Liquid Goal Widget is an animated Halloween donation goal overlay where a jack-o'-lantern goose fills up as tips, subs, or bits arrive. I built it around one small, expressive character rather than a plain bar, so every donation actually feels like something is happening on screen. It works as a browser source in OBS and drops straight into StreamElements or Streamlabs. The Pumpkin Goose Liquid Goal Widget is a donation goal overlay for Twitch, Kick, and YouTube built around a single goose character dressed in a carved pumpkin hood and jack-o'-lantern sweater. As your goal fills, an orange-red liquid gradient rises inside the character's outline, climbing from empty to full the same way a tip jar or progress bar would, but shaped like the goose itself. The gradient color is fully customizable, and the widget can track three goal modes: tips, subs, or bits, so it fits whatever a channel is actually running that stream. Wave speed and wave height are both adjustable. Floating particles can be toggled on or off around the character, and the dollar counter has its own size and position controls. When the goal is reached, the widget resets automatically so it is ready for the next one. Everything runs as a browser source, so it drops into OBS in under a minute. Setup takes about a minute: add it as a browser source in StreamElements or Streamlabs, paste in your goal amount, and it's live. Because the gradient is customizable, you can match the fill color to your existing brand or just leave the seasonal orange-red as it comes. The wave and particle settings are there so you can dial in how much motion you want without touching any code. I designed Pumpkin Goose for streamers running a Halloween or spooky-season goal who want something with more personality than a flat progress bar. It's a one-time purchase — download the files, drop them into your scene, and the goose is yours for every future goal, not just this October's.