Vampire Liquid Goal Widget for Twitch, Kick & YouTube

The Vampire Liquid Goal Widget is an animated donation tracker that fills a chibi vampire with liquid as your tips, subs, or bits inch toward the goal. I designed him to feel a little spooky and a little sweet at once — fangs bared, cheeks rosy, cape swishing in that soft cel-shaded style I use across my shop. He's built for Twitch, Kick, and YouTube, and he's just as happy tracking a Halloween subathon as a quiet Tuesday stream. The Vampire Liquid Goal Widget is an animated donation goal tracker built around a chibi vampire whose blood-red liquid rises as your channel gets closer to its target. It supports three goal modes — tips, subs, or bits — so you choose exactly what fills the vampire on stream. The liquid runs on a custom color gradient you set yourself, and its wave speed and height are both adjustable, so the fill can ripple gently or surge with energy depending on the mood of your scene. Floating particles can be switched on or off around the vampire for extra atmosphere. The donation counter has its own size and position controls, letting you tuck it into a corner or feature it front and center. Once the goal is reached, the widget resets automatically so it's ready for the next one. It works as a custom widget inside StreamElements and Streamlabs, and drops into OBS as a browser source. Getting him running takes about a minute. Add him as a custom widget in StreamElements or Streamlabs, or drop the file into OBS as a browser source. No plugins, no code editing required. The gradient is yours to change, so you can push the liquid toward blood red, blush pink, or something moodier to match your scene. Once you buy it, it's yours to reuse on every stream, with no subscription attached. This one's for streamers who want their goal bar to feel like part of the story, not just a progress bar bolted onto the screen. If your channel leans into cozy horror, moonlit aesthetics, or a Halloween season stream, the Vampire fits right in — and honestly, he's cute enough to keep running long after October ends.