Free goal bars for OBS
Track subs, bits, raid viewers or anything else toward a target. It can count by itself from your Twitch channel, or you and your mods can update it from chat.
What you can change
- Title, starting amount and target
- Count new subs and gift subs, bits or raid viewers automatically
- A progress bar, a thin line or a ring
- Numbers, percent and a celebration when it’s reached
In every style
One in each of the 14 styles, and each style has a whole matching set. Pick one to open it in the editor.
Add it to OBS in two steps
- 1Open one above and change anything: the words, colors, fonts and size. Add your name and channels once under Your stream and they fill in by themselves.
- 2Click Add to OBS and drag the button onto your OBS preview. OBS adds it as a browser source at the right size.
Not using OBS, or dragging doesn’t work? The setup guide covers adding it by hand.
Questions
- Does it count by itself?
- Yes, for Twitch subs and gift subs, bits and raid viewers, with no login. The count is kept in OBS between restarts.
- Can I change the number from chat?
- Yes. You and your mods can type !goal 15 to set it, !goal +1 or !goal -1 to adjust it, or !goal reset.
- Can it count followers?
- Not automatically, since Twitch only shares follows with apps you log in to. Set the starting amount yourself and update it from chat.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Every template is free to use and change, with no account, no watermark and nothing to install. Your settings live in the overlay’s own link.
- Does it work outside OBS?
- Yes. It’s a web page, so it works in any app with a browser source: Streamlabs Desktop, Meld, XSplit and others. Add a browser source with the link and the size the editor shows.
More pieces
Every piece comes in every style, so the whole stream can match.