Alert maker

Free Twitch alert maker

Build a follow, sub, gift and bit alert in your own colours, then export them or run them from a live overlay in OBS.

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In short

This is a browser tool for making Twitch alert animations. Pick an alert for the event you want to celebrate, put your colours, typeface and logo on it, preview it at the size it will play, and export. The free plan exports at 720p and 30 fps with a watermark; a paid plan removes the watermark and adds MOV with a real alpha channel, which is the format you want for an alert that has to sit over gameplay. There is a second route too: arrange the alerts on a live overlay canvas, give OBS that one browser source URL, and fire each alert with its own cue URL from a Stream Deck button, a chat command or the alert software you already run.

6
Animations here
299
In the library
MP4, GIF, MOV
Export
16:9 · 4:5 · 1:1 · 9:16
Ratios
720p to 4K
Resolution
In the browser
Editing

What you get

  • Free to build the whole set

    Editing is not what costs money. Make all four alerts, preview them, and only pay when you want the watermark gone.

  • Nothing to install

    It runs in the browser. No After Effects, no plugin, no local render, no template project to open.

  • Works with the alert software you already use

    Export the files and play them wherever you do now, or point whatever fires your alerts at the overlay's cue URL. Anything that can open a URL can trigger one.

  • Transparent export when you need it

    MOV with a real alpha channel on a paid plan, so the alert floats over the game rather than sitting on a black box.

The animations

Build branded follow, sub, gift and bit alerts in the browser.

How to make a Twitch alert for free

  1. 01

    Start from an alert

    One per event: follow, subscription, gifted subs, bits. Each is a different length because each is a different size of moment.

  2. 02

    Put your channel on it

    Two colours, a typeface and your logo. Saved as a brand kit, so the fourth alert takes about a minute.

  3. 03

    Export and load it into OBS

    Free gets you a 720p MP4 with a watermark, which is enough to see whether the set works. A paid plan gets the transparent MOV that composites over gameplay.

What free gets you

  • Free plan

    Free animations, 720p at 30 fps, one brand kit, and a watermark on the export.

  • Paid plan

    No watermark, MP4, GIF and MOV with a real alpha channel, up to 60 fps and up to 4K.

  • No account needed to look

    Browse and preview the whole library before signing up.

  • Trigger

    Nothing watches Twitch for you. Each overlay alert has a cue URL anything can fire.

Questions

Is it actually free?

Building is free and so are the free animations, and the export you get on the free plan is 720p at 30 fps with a watermark. Removing the watermark, exporting a transparent MOV, going past 30 fps or past 720p is a paid plan.

Do I need OBS?

You need something that plays a video file over your stream, which for most people is OBS or Streamlabs. Add the export as a media source and it plays over the game.

Can it show the follower's name automatically?

On the live overlay, yes: values sent with the cue that fires the alert are merged over its copy for that one playthrough, so one alert widget serves every follower. In an exported file the text is fixed when you export it.

How long does it take to make one?

A few minutes for the first, less for the ones after it. The colours, typeface and logo are stored in a brand kit and applied to the next alert in one step.

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Alert maker

Make your first alert

Build the set, see it move, decide about the watermark afterwards.

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