Tombstone Liquid Goal Widget - Twitch, Kick Overlay

A tombstone-shaped donation goal widget that fills with glowing green liquid as tips, subs, or bits push your Twitch or Kick channel toward its own goal. I built it for streamers who want their goal bar to feel like part of the scene, not a plain progress bar bolted on top. It is spooky enough for a Halloween-themed layout, but the gradient is yours to set, so it fits year-round too. The Tombstone Liquid Goal Widget is an animated donation goal overlay shaped like a glowing tombstone that fills with liquid as your channel gets closer to its target. Built for Twitch, Kick, and YouTube, it tracks one of three goal modes — tips, subs, or bits — so you choose what moves the meter. The liquid runs on a custom gradient you set yourself, with adjustable wave speed and wave height for a calmer ripple or a rougher boil. Floating particles drift above the liquid and can be switched on or off, and the counter has its own size and position so it fits wherever your layout needs it. Once the goal is hit, the widget resets on its own, ready for the next push. It drops into StreamElements or Streamlabs as a custom widget, and OBS reads it as a browser source. Every part of the glow is yours to adjust: set the liquid's gradient, choose tips, subs, or bits as the goal source, and tune the wave until it feels calm or restless. Floating particles add a soft shimmer and can be switched off for a cleaner look. The counter moves independently, so it can sit above, below, or inside the tombstone. Setup is straightforward and works the way you would expect. Add it as a custom widget in StreamElements or Streamlabs, or drop the file into OBS as a browser source, and the tombstone is live on your scene. It is an instant download, so once you have it, it is yours to reuse on every stream. If your channel already leans into spooky or moody visuals, the Tombstone slots right in — but the customizable gradient means it works just as well on a bright, colorful setup. It is built for streamers who want their goal tracker to feel like a small piece of set design, not an afterthought stapled to the bottom of the screen.