A Free Animated Pink Flame Alert for Every Stream Event

Pink fire behind a name is hard to scroll past. Flame Alert puts an animated pink flame on screen whenever something happens on your stream, and it rises directly behind the name of the person who caused it. The viewer sees their own name lit up, and everyone else sees who just showed up.

It is a free alert widget, and the same flame covers every event instead of a different animation for each.

What triggers it

Flame Alert reacts to six kinds of moments. A new follow brings the flame up behind the follower’s name. A subscription does the same for the subscriber, and gift subs put it behind the gifter’s name. Bits light it up behind the cheerer’s name, and a tip does the same for the tipper. When a raid arrives, the flame rises behind the raider’s name along with their viewer count.

Because every event shares one look, your alert layer stays consistent. Nothing clashes, and a quiet stream and a busy one both read as part of the same scene.

The widget pulls events from every platform you stream to. Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, and TikTok Live supporters all trigger the same flame, so multistreamers do not need a separate alert setup for each channel.

When to use it

Flame Alert suits streams with a neon or dark layout, where a bright pink glow stands out against the rest of the scene. Use it during a subathon when gift subs stack up, during a raid to welcome a new crowd, or on an ordinary night when a single follow deserves a moment.

It works as your only alert or as a replacement for a default notification that viewers have stopped noticing. Place it where a name has room to be read, such as the center or lower third of the canvas.

Who this is for

Streamers who want an alert that looks deliberate without managing a pile of separate animations. It fits variety streamers, gamers with dark or neon overlays, and multistreamers who want one consistent look across every platform.

Adding it to your stream

Download Meld Studio and add Flame Alert to a scene. If you already run OBS and would rather stay there, the free Spark Plug for OBS plugin brings the same alert into your existing OBS scene. Either way, there are no scripts to write and the platform connections work across Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok from a single sign-in.

Use cases

• Making a raid feel like an event

  When a raid lands with a few hundred viewers, a plain text notification wastes the moment. The flame rises behind the raider's name and viewer count, so your new audience sees who sent them while you say hello.

• One alert style for a multistream

  If you go live on Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok at once, keeping four alert looks in sync is tedious. Flame Alert handles follows, subs, gift subs, bits, and tips with the same pink fire, so every platform's supporters get the same treatment on screen.

• Rewarding small tips and bits

  A single cheer or a small tip rarely gets a spotlight on a busy scene. With the flame behind the cheerer's or tipper's name, even the smaller contributions get a moment that viewers notice and remember.

Stream events it reacts to

Frequently asked questions