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Web Gothic Twitch Chat Box Overlay with Spider Web
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What's Inside
- Hand-drawn spiderweb frame overlay
- Dangling glowing spider badge
- Sub, tip, cheer, raid, follow alerts
- Twitch, 7TV, and BTTV emotes
- 37 customizable layout settings
- Any accent colour, one click
- OBS browser source, StreamElements ready
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Web is a hand-drawn gothic chat widget for Twitch streamers, wrapping every message in dewy spiderwebs, soft glowing badges, and a dark, moonlit mood. I built it for anyone whose channel already leans into dark fantasy, horror, or witchy aesthetics and wants their chat to match. It drops into StreamElements in one click and sits on your scene as a normal OBS browser source.
Web is a gothic-themed animated chat box built for StreamElements and OBS, framed by a hand-drawn web and a dangling spider that glows softly beside your username. Real Twitch badges for subscribers, VIP, moderators, founders, Prime, and bits sit next to every name, and the widget pulls emotes from three sources: Twitch, 7TV, and BTTV. Five alert types run straight inside the chat feed instead of a separate overlay — subscriptions, tips, cheers, raids, and follows — each with its own accent colour so you can tell them apart at a glance. Underneath, 37 settings cover side, alignment, message count, hide-after timer, entrance animation, fonts, sizes, and colours, so you can push the whole thing toward icy blue, blood red, or whatever shade fits your scene. A preview page is included so you can test chat and alerts before you ever go live.
This fits channels already streaming horror, dark fantasy, or Halloween content, as well as anyone who just wants a moodier corner of their layout. Swap the accent colour to match your panels or keep the default icy blue-grey — the gothic frame stays legible either way. No coding is needed; everything sits inside the StreamElements widget editor.
I treat the spiderwebs and badge icons as part of the brand, not just decoration, so chat still reads clearly during a busy raid train. Once you own Web, it's yours for personal and commercial streams — no resale of the files, no subscription attached.