Confetti

Confetti is a full-screen effect. Nothing shows until you fire it; then paper, streamers, stars, hearts or sparks burst across your whole overlay and fade away. Use it for a reached goal, a raid, a win or simply because chat asked for it.

It lives with the other effects in the Quick-Fire Deck, not in the Add menu, and it never takes up a layer on your canvas.

Fire it

1. Open the Quick-Fire Deck in the editor toolbar (or press Q).

2. In the Effects section, click Fire confetti.

3. To change how it looks, click the gear button next to the effect. The settings card opens with all confetti options.

In the settings card, Fire test shows a burst on the canvas so you can try settings without going live. Test and Fire buttons trigger the effect, so check which output is active before using them.

Shape the burst

• Mode sets the shape of the fire: Cannons, Fountain, Rain or Burst.
• Palette picks the colors. Custom colors gives you three color pickers.
• Shapes chooses paper, streamers, stars, hearts, cubes, sparks or a mix.
• Density, Intensity, Size, Duration (s) and Gravity control how big and how long it is. Lower gravity floats longer.
• Glow adds a bright pass that works best with Neon or Sparks.

Launch points are where the confetti starts. Drag the launch markers on the stage to move them.

Fire it automatically

Under Triggers, turn on Fire on new follows, Fire on new/gift subs or Fire on cheers / bits. Every matching event then sets off a burst, no button needed.

Chat command

You and your mods can type !confetti in chat. It works on Twitch and Kick.

Tips

• Add a Sound to play with every burst. Empty means silence.
• Put Fire confetti on a phone tile with the Deck or on a key with the Stream Deck.
• Pair it with a Goal Bar celebration or combine both in a Deck macro.

Styles

Pick a style under Palette in the settings card: Accent mix, Gold, Pastel, Neon, Custom colors.

Command reference

Every chat command this widget understands, with the default command names. Values in angle brackets are placeholders, for example a number.

Settings

All settings live in the floating settings card on the right of the editor. Defaults are what a new widget starts with.

Look

Launch points

Triggers

Sound