Coin Mint
TikTok LiveCoin Press Game
- 6
- Bindable actions
- 4
- Live settings
- 13
- Languages
Gameplay previewTap the speaker for sound
A coin press on your stream mints a coin with each viewer's face, live.
Coin Mint puts a coin press on your stream in 3D, in a royal mint hall, a treasure cave or a bank vault. A viewer follows or comments and joins the line. When their turn comes, the press slams down and a coin pops out with their profile picture struck into it and their name on it, then lands face up on the display board in front. Twelve coins fill the board, and then it tips them into a big glass jar behind the press that fills up all stream. A brass plate counts every coin minted this live.
A better coin for every gift
Out of the box a Rose mints a silver coin ahead of the free line, a Rosa a gold coin with the face in colour enamel, a Doughnut a medallion twice the size that the press winds up for and slams harder, a Hand Heart a gem-set legendary coin that goes on a lit pedestal, and a Money Gun the jackpot. Every unit of a gift with a trigger mints its own coin, streaks included, so 30 Roses are 30 slams of the press.
The jackpot
A jackpot coin is held up in front of the press at twice its size with gold rays behind it, while the press throws 25 gold copies of the sender's coin onto the counter. Then it takes the frame on the crown of the press and stays there until the next jackpot, and the copies pour into the jar.
Pedestal and crest
The latest legendary coin stands on its pedestal beside the press with the sender's name on a plate, and the latest jackpot sits in the crest on top of the press, so the biggest gifts of the live stay on screen. When either goes on show, every coin on the board hops.
Every gift mints
A gift with no trigger of its own still mints by its value: every 500 TikTok coins a jackpot, every 100 a legendary, every 30 a medallion, every 10 a gold coin and a silver coin for each one left, up to 100 silver and gold coins, 5 medallions, 5 legendaries and 2 jackpots from one send. Turn that setting off and only the gifts you bound mint coins.
Your chat is the controller.
Viewers take part with the gifts and comments they already send in your TikTok Live. Here is how a round of Coin Mint plays out.
- Follow or comment, get a coinA follow or any comment puts a viewer in the line, and the press mints a copper coin with their picture struck into it and their name on it.
- Gifts skip the lineA gift mints ahead of the free line, from a Rose's silver coin to a Money Gun's jackpot, and every coin looks and lands differently.
- A board, then the jarTwelve coins fill the board in front of the press, then it tips them into the jar. A viewer never has two free coins on the same board, so one regular cannot fill it.
- A drum roll for streaksA copper coin takes under a second at normal speed, and while a long streak of small gift coins is waiting the press speeds up to about four slams a second. Every coin still gets its own slam.
Every trigger is yours to rewire.
Bind any action to a gift, comment, like, or follow, and set a minimum gift amount so only real support counts. Chain several triggers to one action, or point the same gift at something different. These are the actions Coin Mint exposes, ready to bind however you run your show.
- Copper coinA copper coin with the viewer's face embossed. From a follow or comment it joins the free line, from a gift it skips itGiftCommentLikeFollow
- Silver coinAn embossed silver coin, ahead of the free lineGiftCommentLikeFollow
- Gold coinA gold coin with the face in colour enamelGiftCommentLikeFollow
- MedallionTwice the size: the press winds up, slams harder and shakes the cameraGiftCommentLikeFollow
- Legendary coinA gem-set coin that goes on the lit pedestal until the next one, and the board's coins hopGiftCommentLikeFollow
- JackpotHeld up big with gold rays while 25 gold copies land on the counter, then mounted in the crestGiftCommentLikeFollow
Tune it to your stream.
Coin Mint ships with settings you can change live, no restart. Dial these in from your dashboard while you stream.
- Language
- Thirteen languages for the plates, the queue and the trigger labels
- Press speed
- Slow, normal or fast. The press also speeds up by itself for long streaks of small coins
- Other gifts mint by their value
- A gift with no trigger of its own still mints: every 500 TikTok coins a jackpot, every 100 a legendary, every 30 a medallion, every 10 a gold coin, and a silver coin for each one left
- Scene
- A royal mint hall, a treasure cave or a bank vault, or Custom: your own colour, a transparent background, or an image on Pro
Common questions about Coin Mint.
How do viewers get a coin in Coin Mint?
Out of the box a follow or any comment puts them in the line for a copper coin. Every trigger can be rebound, so likes, shares or any gift can be the way in instead.
What is on a viewer's coin?
Their profile picture, struck into the metal on copper and silver coins and in colour enamel on gold coins and up, with their name on the coin.
What do gifts do?
A gift mints ahead of everyone waiting for a free coin. By default a Rose is a silver coin, a Rosa a gold coin, a Doughnut a medallion, a Hand Heart a legendary coin and a Money Gun the jackpot. Every gift with a trigger mints, streaks included, and a gift with no trigger of its own mints by its value in TikTok coins.
Are the coins worth anything?
No. They are part of the game on your stream: a picture of the viewer on a coin, kept on the board and in the jar for the live. They are not TikTok coins and cannot be spent or cashed out.
Does it keep up with a big stream?
The press mints a copper coin in under a second and speeds up to about four slams a second for long streaks. The free line holds up to 200 viewers, and gifts always go to the front.
Will Coin Mint run on my PC?
It renders in 3D on the computer running your stream, so give it a reasonably modern machine. Try it in the dashboard preview before you go live.
How do I add Coin Mint to my TikTok Live?
Add one browser source URL to OBS or your streaming software and go live. There is no plugin to install and nothing for your viewers to download.
How to add Coin Mint to your TikTok Live
Set up once in your streaming software and go live. No plugin, no viewer install.
- 1Create your accountSign up for Livecade and pick Coin Mint from your dashboard. Set your triggers and settings, or start with the defaults.
- 2Add one browser sourceCopy your overlay URL into a Browser Source in OBS, Streamlabs, or any RTMP tool. That is the only setup step.
- 3Go live and playStart your TikTok Live. Coin Mint reacts to gifts and comments in real time, and your viewers join straight from the chat.