Every gift, follow, and share gets a moment on screen.
On-screen callouts for gifts, follows, shares, joins and like bursts in four looks, plus milestones that fire every time your stream crosses a total you set.
Each event has its own tab, its own switch and its own wording. Gift alerts take a minimum value, and up to 30 variations give one gift, or any send above a coin amount, an alert of its own. Joins greet each viewer once by default.
Pick Sticker, Clear, Burst, or Bubble for each alert, in any color and at small, medium, or large size, then drag it to any spot on the preview. One font covers every alert. Alerts in different spots show together, and alerts in the same spot take turns.
Fire a callout every 10,000 likes, every 1,000 coins, or any interval you choose. The count is kept on the server, so it fires exactly once even if your overlay reconnects mid-stream.
Likes are far too frequent for a per-like alert. Instead Livecade tracks likes per viewer and calls out a fan when they cross a threshold, with a cooldown so one person cannot flood the screen.
Any alert can be read aloud and play a sound from your DJ Pad as it appears, or go Voice only with nothing on screen. Test any alert on your stream from the dashboard. Custom image, GIF, or video on an alert is a Pro feature.
Yes. Livecade shows a callout on your overlay when a viewer sends a gift, follows, shares, or joins, and you can set a minimum gift value so only the sends you care about interrupt the screen.
There are four looks. Sticker is a white pill with the viewer's picture and the gift art. Clear has no panel, just big outlined text beside the gift. Burst lands the gift big on a starburst in the alert color. Bubble grows a speech bubble out of the viewer's picture. Voice only reads the alert out without showing anything. Every look, color, and position is free.
You pick a metric (likes, gift coins, followers, or shares) and an interval. Livecade counts on the server and fires an alert each time the stream crosses the next boundary, so a 500-like burst fires once rather than fifty times.
No, and that is deliberate. Likes arrive far too fast for a per-like alert to be readable. Likes feed the stream-wide milestone counter and a per-viewer burst alert that calls out a fan when they cross a threshold you set.
No. Alerts render on the same Livecade overlay as your game, so there is nothing extra to add to OBS or TikTok LIVE Studio.