Stream widgets

Event list, stream labels, emote wall, timers, spin wheel, giveaway, chat highlight, socials, hype cup, QR code.

The widgets streamers add most, built in (Sources › + ›, mostly under Twitch & chat, Text & graphics and Interactive). The Twitch ones need you signed in with Twitch (Settings › Stream); try them with the flint menu's Test Twitch events. Each starts empty and fills as your stream goes; going live starts a new session.

• Event list: the latest follows, subs, gifts, cheers and raids, newest sliding in at the top.
• Stream label: a text that keeps itself up to date: the latest follower, sub, cheer or raid, the top cheerer, follows or subs this stream, or your follower, sub and viewer counts (checked once a minute). It's a normal text source, so every font and colour works; {value} in its text is the value.
• Clock or timer: the time, the date, how long you've been live, a stopwatch, a Pomodoro timer (focus and break) or a subathon timer that subs, follows and cheers add time to. Start, pause, reset and add time from its properties or a control (Controls › Timer).
• Emote wall: every emote typed in your chat flies across the screen (rain, float or bounce). Make it the size of the screen, on top.
• Spin wheel: your entries round a wheel; a control (Controls › Spin the wheel) or !spin in chat (mods, or everyone) spins it and it lands on a winner.
• Giveaway: open it (its properties, or Controls › Giveaway), people type !enter (or your word; subscribers only if you like), and when time's up (or you draw) names roll and a winner is revealed.
• Chat highlight: point at a message in the chat dock and choose the pin: it shows on stream, then hides itself.
• Socials rotator: your handles or sponsors one at a time, each with a coloured badge.
• Hype cup: a glass that fills with balls as people follow, sub, cheer and raid, a colour for each.
• QR code: any link as a QR code, with a caption.

Related guides

• Alerts for follows, subs and more: Show a message (and play a sound) when someone follows, subs, cheers or raids.
• Your chat beside the stage: Read and answer Twitch chat while you're live, and delete messages, time out or ban.
• Controls: hotkeys, buttons and triggers: Make a key, Stream Deck button, MIDI pad, chat command or Twitch event do things.

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