Retro Sunset Neon Synthwave Chat Widget for Twitch

The Retro Sunset Neon Synthwave Chat Widget fills your Twitch chat with a glowing pink-and-blue skyline, six color presets, and eight entrance animations. I built it for streamers who want their chat to feel like part of the scene, not just text bolted onto a stream. Every message drifts in against a hand-drawn synthwave horizon, cozy neon light included. The Retro Sunset Neon Synthwave Chat Widget is an animated Twitch chat overlay built around a bottom-anchored ticker. Messages flow in a single smooth line instead of stacking into a wall of text. The set includes a solo emote frame that shrinks to fit whatever emote a viewer sends. It also includes 16 animated hype glyphs — coinstacks, gem chests, fireworks, and planets — for subs, cheers, and gifted subs. Eight entrance animations are built in, named Burstin', Springin', Flipin', and Risesway. Text runs in Quicksand and Monoton, paired with Inter and Roboto Mono. Six gradient color presets ship with it, from the signature pink-and-blue Retro Sunset to a clean grey-and-black option. Every color, font, and spacing value is adjustable from the panel without touching code. It drops into OBS, Streamlabs, and StreamElements as a browser source, ready for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick chats. Setup takes about a minute. Download the file, add it to OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source, and the ticker starts scrolling right where you dropped it. Everything else — chat position, message spacing, badge visibility, event duration — lives in on-screen settings, so you're never touching code to get the look right. It's built for streamers who want their channel to feel like a scene out of an 80s sunset drive. Moonlit blues fade into warm orange light, and every sub, cheer, and raid lands like a small firework instead of a plain text pop-up. Whether you stream on Twitch, YouTube, or Kick, the widget carries that same glow across platforms. Once you download it, it's yours, no subscription, no recurring fee. Swap between the six built-in palettes whenever your mood or your season changes, or dial in your own accent colors to match a sponsor, a holiday stream, or just how you're feeling that week. Behind the scenes, you can choose exactly which events show up in the ticker: follows, subs, tips, cheers, and raids can each be turned on or off. Twitch badges for subs, mods, and VIPs display automatically next to each name. Max message count, message duration, and event duration are all adjustable too, so the pace of the chat matches the pace of your stream.