Cloudy chat widget preview: pink cloud bubbles with usernames floating over a blurred streamer webcam
Cloudy Chat customize panel: Bubblegum Sans font, cloud colors, sparkles, Continuous mode, random position

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Chat widget

Cloudy Chat Widget

This cloud chat widget floats your chat in soft cloud-shaped bubbles that pop in, bob and sparkle, and no two clouds share an outline. The default look is pastel and kawaii; change the colors and the same clouds suit a dark, neon or minimal scene.

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What's included

  • PDF guide with an install link for StreamElements
  • Widget files: HTML, CSS, JS and a ready Fields config
  • Stack and Continuous display modes
  • Clouds that travel horizontally or vertically, lined up or placed at random
  • Transparent background for OBS Studio, Streamlabs and other browser sources

the details

About the Cloudy Chat Widget

Cloudy Chat draws each message inside a puffy cloud, and every cloud is generated as it appears, so the edges never repeat. Bubbles pop in with a bounce, bob gently while they're on screen, lean at a slight hand-drawn tilt and can twinkle with small sparkles. In the preview they're pink on pink, drifting over a webcam shot, with each username in front of its message.

Two display modes change how chat behaves. Stack piles messages up like a messaging app, with a cap on how many stay visible. Continuous sends them flowing across the screen at a speed you set in pixels per second, either horizontally or vertically, lined up in a row or scattered at random spots. That lets the cloud chat widget work as a classic chat column or as clouds drifting through the whole scene.

Recoloring is the point. Font color, cloud fill, border color and width, and the drop shadow's color, blur and opacity are all fields, along with any Google Font and its size. Usernames can wear each chatter's own color or stay hidden, and Twitch and StreamElements emotes render as images. It runs on StreamElements for Twitch, YouTube, Kick and other supported platforms, and the transparent background drops into OBS or Streamlabs.

what you get

Highlights

  • No two clouds alike

    Each bubble's outline is generated when it appears, so a busy chat looks like a real sky, not a stamped pattern.

  • Stack or Continuous

    Pile messages up like a phone chat, or let them drift across the screen at the speed you choose.

  • Direction and placement

    Run clouds horizontally or vertically, in a neat row or at random positions along the axis.

  • Sparkles and soft motion

    A pop-in bounce, a floating bob, a slight tilt and optional twinkling stars on each cloud.

  • Every color editable

    Cloud fill, border color and width, font color, and shadow color, blur and opacity, plus any Google Font.

  • Emotes and usernames

    Emotes show as images, and usernames take each chatter's color or stay hidden for a cleaner sky.

setup

How to set it up

  1. Open the PDF guide from your download and click the install link to add Cloudy Chat to StreamElements.

  2. Or paste the HTML, CSS and JS files and the Fields config into a new Custom Widget yourself.

  3. Choose Stack or Continuous, the direction and placement, then set the colors and font in the Fields menu.

  4. Add the StreamElements overlay to OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source; the background stays transparent.

questions

FAQ

Does it only come in pink?

No. Pink pastel is just the starting point. Font, fill, border and shadow colors are all editable, so the clouds can match a cottagecore, neon, dark or minimal theme.

Can the clouds move across the screen?

Yes, in Continuous mode: messages flow horizontally or vertically at the speed you set. Stack mode keeps them piled up like a regular chat box instead.

Will it work in Streamlabs?

Yes. It's a StreamElements widget, and the overlay shows in OBS Studio, Streamlabs or any app that loads a browser source, for Twitch, YouTube and other platforms StreamElements supports.

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