Animated Ghost Alert Widget

Bring a little ghost magic to your stream. Ghost Alert Widget turns supported stream events into a glowing witch ghost, an animated wand and a personal thank-you. Your viewer's name and event amount appear beside the wand, while the event title sits above the hat.

When a supporter meets your chosen contribution rules, their own named ghost can join the party at the bottom of your scene. Start with one glowing guest and build a room of supporters with different hat colors and wand icons.

This is an animated StreamElements Custom Widget for OBS Studio or another streaming app with a Browser Source. Your digital download includes a one-click StreamElements import link in the setup PDF, the widget code as a manual backup and a concise setup guide. Open Install Widget, sign in if needed and complete the import prompts. OBS setup and optional platform bridges are separate steps.

What Makes It Special

• Glowing ghost artwork with floating, turning, blinking and wand reactions.
• Six base alert designs: Follower, Subscriber, Tips/Donate, Super Chat, Bits and Raider. Supported subscriptions include resubs and gifted subscriptions.
• Five interchangeable glowing wand heads: moon, star, heart, pale lavender bat and skull.
• Five wand motion profiles: lunar float, star flourish, heart pulse, haunted shiver and raid swoop.
• Wand-colored particle trails, with clean text beside the wand and an editable title above the hat.
• A named Ghost Party along the bottom of your scene, with gently bobbing members, contribution labels, colored hats and wand icons.
• A 10-second main alert cycle, with supported incoming alerts queued in sequence.

Make It Yours

After importing the widget, use its settings to change the main hat color, event titles, wand heads and motions. Adjust the main alert position, overall scale and text direction: automatic, left, right or alternating.

Use the integrated Visby Round font or choose a Google Font family. Set the title, event label, viewer name and amount sizes, weights and colors separately. The supplied preset uses white text, a lavender title above the hat, a dark purple hat and zero text outline. You can also adjust the main text offsets and optional outline.

Decide Who Joins The Party

Enable automatic admission and choose contribution thresholds for donations, gifted subscriptions, raids, Twitch bits, TikTok diamonds, Kick KICKs and YouTube jewels. Individual subscribers and followers have separate admission switches.

Donation totals are kept separately for each viewer, platform and currency. Other contribution units keep their own totals. The raid rule uses the size of one raid. Party room saving is available through the StreamElements store, when that store is available.

Platforms And Connections

• StreamElements: available events delivered by your connected channel, plus StreamElements tips.
• Streamer.bot, optional: implemented Twitch, YouTube and Kick event mappings.
• TikFinity Desktop, optional: supported TikTok LIVE gifts, follows and subscriptions.
• Ko-fi, Throne and Pally.gg, optional: configured Streamer.bot integrations using the included donation-action companion.

Event availability depends on the provider and your connected accounts. Optional desktop bridges must be installed, configured and running; their setup requires a supported Windows environment. Pick one event source per platform. The widget does not automatically connect your provider accounts or supply every event type on every platform.

Your Download Includes

• An Install Widget link in the setup PDF for one-click StreamElements import.
• Five widget files as a manual-install backup: html.txt, css.txt, js.txt, fields.txt and data.txt.
• A four-page setup PDF covering installation, styling, Ghost Party rules, optional connections, testing and troubleshooting.
• An optional Streamer.bot donation bridge C# action and its provider-mapping instructions.

Ghost and wand art and the Visby Round font are integrated in the widget. Start with Install Widget in the PDF, then locate the imported Ghost Event Alert Widget overlay in your StreamElements account. Choose your settings, save, and add your own imported overlay URL as a Browser Source. If you need a manual install, paste the five backup files into their matching Custom Widget tabs. A WebGL-capable browser source with hardware acceleration is required.

Good To Know

• The live overlay is transparent. The dark spooky background in the listing is presentation artwork.
• The sample names and events in the listing are demonstration examples.
• Party auto-admission starts off. Enable it if you want new qualifying supporters to join.
• The supplied preset enables both optional bridge clients. Disable any client you do not use.
• One-click import adds the overlay to a StreamElements account; signing in and confirming the import may be required. Adding the overlay to OBS and connecting optional providers remain separate steps.
• Everyday styling uses the settings panel. Optional donation actions require additional configuration in Streamer.bot.
• This is a digital code widget. No physical item is shipped.

Quick Questions

Do I need to paste code? Start with the Install Widget link in the setup PDF. The five code files are included for manual installation or replacement if needed.

Can I change the words above the hat? Yes. Each base event has an editable Title above hat setting; supported provider-specific titles also have their own fields.

Will the ghosts stay after an alert? Qualifying supporters can remain as party members. New admissions require auto-admission to be enabled. Restoring the room after a refresh requires the StreamElements store.

Do I need Streamer.bot or TikFinity? Only for the event routes you choose to use through those applications. StreamElements-only installation can run with both clients disabled.

Does the sample button add a supporter to the room? No. Samples preview the alert appearance without changing contribution totals. Test party admission with a provider event.

Is this an alert video file? The product is an animated code widget. The listing video shows it in action; it is not the installed widget.