Viewer Status Widget | Twitch Lurker and Presence Overlay

Your lurkers finally get to say hello.

Your viewers set a status — online, lurking, sleeping, coffee, gaming, busy, AFK, eating, music, love — with a chat command or a channel‑point reward. Their avatar pops onto your stream in a cute, animated, decorated frame with a colour‑coded status dot.

It turns the silent half of your chat into something you can see and talk to.

Every status is yours to shape

For each status you set the label, the command, who is allowed to use it, whether it fires from chat or a channel‑point reward, the reward name, how long it stays on screen, the dot colour, the glow colour, its decoration and its particle set. Turn any of them off, or rename them entirely.

Recognition, automatically

Subscribers, VIPs, moderators and you get your own tier ring — gold, magenta, blue and pink — drawn around the avatar without anyone configuring anything.

Ten palette themes

Candy, Bubblegum, Matcha, Blueberry, Midnight, Halloween, Winter, Valentine, Sakura — or custom, where you set your own two colours plus ink and paper. Several themes bring their own ambiance: snow on Winter, hearts on Valentine, petals on Sakura.

Arrange it your way

Four layouts — row, column, grid or scatter — across nine screen positions, with your own spacing, avatar size (0.7× to 1.6×), square / rounded / circle avatars, a stack‑or‑cluster mode and a cap on how many show at once.

It reacts to the stream too

Follows, subs, cheers and raids can pop a viewer onto the board with a flair of their own — with a minimum bits threshold, your own flair duration, and the status it should use. Set an auto‑idle timer so people who go quiet fade to a status of your choosing, and let statuses survive scene switches.

Two ways to set it up, both about two minutes

• StreamElements — paste in the custom widget (HTML, CSS, JS, Fields) and every setting becomes a friendly control. This is the route that unlocks channel‑point triggers.
• OBS or Streamlabs — one local HTML file as a browser source. Edit a plain CONFIG block at the top in Notepad if you want to change things there; you are only ever editing simple values, never logic.

In the download

A 12‑folder package: the widget file, a one‑page Quick Install, OBS / StreamElements / Streamlabs setup guides, preview images and the decoration list, sound notes, font notes, the customization guide with a full colour and theme reference, the complete illustrated tutorial PDF, troubleshooting and FAQ, and pristine backup copies.

Good to know

• Digital download. Nothing ships.
• Sound is optional and off by default.
• Channel‑point triggers arrive through StreamElements; the OBS build responds to chat commands.
• Fonts load themselves — there is nothing to install.
• Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Twitch, 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.