Ixitxachitl's Stream Tools

Ixitxachitl'sStream Tools!

Free overlays & widgets for your stream. No accounts, no downloads — paste a link into OBS and your chat starts dancing.

Pick a tool

A cat, a spotted dog, a bee in shades, a jack-o'-lantern and a snowman in a top hat dance with glowsticks, shouting MEOW!!, AWOO!, bzz bzz, BOO! and BRRR! in comic bubbles Chat overlay

Rave Chat

Every chatter becomes a glowstick-waving dancer that bops to the beat and says their message in a comic speech bubble. Pick cats, dogs & wolves, bees, costumed jack-o'-lanterns or snowmen.

  • Twitch
  • Kick
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
Two slanted manga panels of big-headed fuzzy monsters: a crowned orange one laughs through a little victory dance while a pink one says haha the dance, then a teal one in headphones asks what if we beat the boss with only a spoon and the orange one says worst idea ever. do it Chat overlay

Chat Comics

Chat becomes a live comic strip. Every chatter is their own big-headed fuzzy monster, whoever's talking shares the panel, and faces change with the mood. Meanwhile…

  • Twitch
  • Kick
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
A colorful spinning prize wheel on a starry night background with a games list beside it Widget

Game Wheel

"What are we playing?" Fill the wheel with your games, give it a spin on stream, and let fate decide. Surprise visitors included.

  • Transparent background
  • Stream view
  • Pick history
Snow falls on a black background and has piled up along the bottom, where a row of snowmen in top hats stand in the drift Overlay

Snowfall

Let it snow! Flakes drift over your stream, pile up along the bottom, and build themselves into snowmen that wave for a while before melting away.

  • Snowmen
  • Wind gusts
  • Transparent background
A neon countdown titled NEW YEAR, with pink glowing blocks for days, hours, minutes and seconds Widget

Countdown Timer

"Stream starts in…" Design a countdown with your own fonts, colors and effects, then paste the link into OBS. Everyone counts down to the same moment.

  • Any Google Font
  • Neon & glitch effects
  • Transparent background

More on the way…

New overlays and widgets get added here as they're built. Check back soon!

Adding a tool to OBS

Browser source in 4 steps

  1. Add a Browser source In your scene's Sources list, click + → Browser, give it a name and press OK.
  2. Paste the tool's link Put the tool's URL in the URL box. Set Width 1920 and Height 1080 (or your canvas size).
  3. Set it up from inside OBS Right-click the source → Interact. That opens a window where you can click the tool's settings, just like a normal web page.
  4. Go live! Settings are saved inside that browser source, so they'll still be there next stream.

Good to know

  • Everything runs in the browser source — nothing to install, no login.
  • OBS keeps its own browser storage, so settings you make in Chrome or Firefox don't carry over. Use Interact to set up the copy in OBS (or use a setup link, for the chat overlays).
  • Using Streamlabs Desktop, Meld or XSplit? They all have a browser / web-page source that works the same way.
  • If a source gets stuck, open its properties and press Refresh cache of current page.