Spider Liquid Goal Widget for Twitch, Kick & YouTube

The Spider Liquid Goal Widget is an animated donation goal tracker that fills a glowing spider with liquid as your Twitch, Kick or YouTube goal grows. You choose from three goal modes: tips, subs or bits, so the widget tracks the metric that actually matters for your stream. The liquid runs on a custom gradient you can recolor to match your scene, and the wave itself has adjustable speed and height, from a slow simmer to an energetic ripple. Floating particles drift around the spider and can be switched on or off depending on how busy you want the overlay. A separate counter shows the current amount against the goal, with its own size and position so it never collides with chat or alerts. Once the goal is hit, the widget resets on its own, ready for the next one. It installs as a custom widget in StreamElements or Streamlabs, shown in OBS through a browser source. I designed this one for spooky season, but it never leans into costume-gimmick territory. The spider stays moody and elegant, equally at home in a purple-lit horror stream or a cozy autumn setup that runs year-round. Its glow gives the overlay presence without pulling focus from your facecam or gameplay. Even tucked into a small corner of the layout, it still reads clearly. Setup takes about a minute. Add it as a custom widget in StreamElements or Streamlabs, or drop the files straight into OBS as a browser source. From there, recolor the gradient, pick tips, subs or bits as the tracked metric, and adjust the wave and particles until the scene feels right. Once it's downloaded, it's yours to keep. It's built for streamers running tip trains, sub goals or bit milestones. The goal here is a tracker that feels like part of the show, not an afterthought bolted onto the layout. If you run horror content, Halloween streams, or just like moody purple lighting, the Spider Liquid Goal Widget fits right in. It keeps working long after October ends, too.