Sakura Spring Animated XP Rank Chat Widget — Twitch

Sakura Spring is an animated viewer rank and XP overlay for Twitch that turns every chat message, sub, and follow into visible progress toward a new rank. Built for StreamElements, it pairs a soft pink-and-plum color palette with drifting sakura petals around each viewer's avatar. The overlay updates live on your scene the instant someone earns XP, no manual refresh needed. Sakura Spring is a StreamElements widget that rewards viewer activity with a live rank-and-XP system displayed directly on your Twitch, YouTube, or Kick stream. Every chat message, follow, subscription, raid, and cheer earns XP that you assign a value to, and viewers climb through 16 ranks spread across 6 tiers, from Netlink up to Singularity. The HUD shows a viewer's Twitch avatar inside a sakura-petal ring, their current rank and tier, a numbered level, and an animated XP bar that fills toward the next threshold. Viewers check their own progress with 5 chat commands — !rank, !xp, !level, !leaderboard, and !daily — each renamable and restricted to everyone, subs, VIPs, or mods. A daily check-in command adds a streamer-set XP bonus on a 20-hour cooldown, and a Channel Points reward can temporarily double XP gain. Level-ups and rank-ups trigger their own popup alerts on stream. Everything ships in a single ZIP built for StreamElements: the animated overlay source, the XP and rank logic, and setup instructions. Import the package into your StreamElements account, connect your Twitch channel, and assign XP values per action — chat, follow, sub, gift sub, raid, and cheer are all covered out of the box. Colors, border style, HUD position, particle density, and border speed are adjustable from the customization panel, along with a rotating frame option for the avatar ring. Sakura Spring suits streamers who want their chat to feel like a shared world, not just a scrolling feed. Regulars get a reason to show up every stream, and the live leaderboard gives your most active viewers a spot to compete for. Drop it into your existing OBS or StreamElements scene, set your own XP values, and once you download it, it's yours to keep.