Stream Ticker Widget | Twitch Goal and Alert Bar Overlay

One bar that runs the whole broadcast.

Multi‑Layer Smart Bar is a three‑zone command bar for the bottom of your scene. Your brand sits on the left, your news and announcements glide across the middle, and the right zone cycles live cards — goals, countdowns, socials, Discord, your shop — and interrupts itself the moment a tip, sub or gifted sub lands.

Everything is set from a friendly gear panel on the overlay itself. No code, ever, and there is no Save button because every change saves the instant you make it.

Three zones, nine modules

Switch each zone on or off, and each right‑zone module independently: Donation, Subscriber, Gifted Sub, Goal, Countdown, Discord, Social, Website and Follower.

The content you actually keep repeating

• Announcements — one line each, scrolling across the centre
• Socials — platform, handle and link
• Schedule — a label and a time; add the time and the Countdown module appears on its own
• Goals — a label, where you are, and where you're going, drawn as a progress bar
• Discord — invite plus live member count
• Website or shop — promo line and link

Priority interrupts

Tips, subs and gifted subs jump to the front of the queue instead of waiting their turn in the rotation — so the person who just supported you sees themselves on screen while it still matters.

Ten colour pickers

Background, left zone, centre zone, right zone, border, glow, text, icon, highlight and progress each get their own picker, so the bar can match a scene exactly rather than approximately. Two ready‑made looks are included — a lavender and pink starter and a dark navy and cyan Midnight preset — and you can import either in two clicks.

Sized for real scenes

Three bar heights (compact 50, standard 65, tall 80), your own scroll speed, module dwell time and gap between motions, plus scale, X and Y offset, glow strength and overall opacity.

Advanced, when you want it

Priority interrupts on or off, auto‑rotate on or off, optional chat commands with a viewer cooldown, and an export/import box that turns your entire setup into a block of text you can back up or move to another PC.

Live in about a minute

1. In OBS: Sources → + → Browser.
2. Tick Local file, pick Widget.html, set width 1200 and height 220.
3. Hover the bar, click the ⚙ gear in the bottom‑right, and add your content.

On StreamElements instead, folder 03 has the HTML, CSS, JS and Fields files ready to paste, with every setting grouped in the Fields tab. Streamlabs Desktop is covered step by step too.

In the download

A 10‑folder package plus a single Complete Guide PDF that covers everything in order: widget file, OBS / StreamElements / Streamlabs setup, preview images, font notes, the customization guide with two importable presets, troubleshooting, FAQ, a QA report, release notes and clean backup copies.

Good to know

• Digital download. Nothing ships.
• This widget is silent — it plays no audio.
• Move the folder somewhere permanent before setup; if the file moves later, OBS loses the source.
• Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Twitch, Discord, OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements.
• Personal use on your own channel. Please do not resell or redistribute the files.

By ViperVex — overlays built for streamers who would rather talk to chat than manage software.

This is a digital product. Nothing is shipped. Your download link appears as soon as payment clears, and it is emailed to you as well.

Works with: OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop and StreamElements.
Platforms: Twitch, Kick, YouTube Live and TikTok Live. The files are platform independent, so you import once and stream anywhere.

Included: every file listed in the description, plus a step by step setup guide. If anything does not work, contact us and we will fix it.