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Collectibles

Give your chat
something to chase.

Every message becomes a chance to pull. You build the set, from your own artwork or straight out of your Twitch emotes. Viewers chat, follow and sub to earn packs, open them live on your stream, and keep what they pull on a collection page of their own. Six rarities, shiny variants, spinning 3D objects, trading, gifting, and cards that can unlock your commands.

Start Free & Set Up Collectibles See the collectibles

Live now · Pity & published odds · Included from the free tier up

Artwork commissioned for StreamChat AI. Hover a card.

The loop

Every message is a chance to pull

Chatting, following, subscribing and redeeming channel-point rewards can all earn a pack. You decide which actions award them and how often, and whether packs still drop while you are offline. There is always a reason to send one more message.

NovaCaster: gg that was insane
PixelWitch: clip it clip it
✦ PixelWitch earned a pack +1 pull
CloudRunner: lets goooo
★ CloudRunner pulled Raidra Epic · 008
The collectibles

Cards, pogs and spinning 3D

These are yours to make. A collection is one of four kinds, spread across six rarities, and any pull can come out shiny. Everything below is drawn by the same engine that draws a viewer's collection, so what you see here is what they see there.

Micmite Card · Common
Streamane Card · Rare · Shiny
Mega-Slurp Bowl Card · Epic · Press Flip
3D
Cupcake 3D object · Drag to turn it
Crystal Trophy Pog · Legendary

Five examples, not a set. Your collection holds as many collectibles as you want to make, in whatever mix of these suits your channel.

Your set, your art

You make the collectibles

Every collectible in your channel is one you created. Upload your own artwork, name each one, write it a description, number it, set its rarity and decide whether it can come out shiny. Ready-made sets are there if you want to be running in two minutes, but they are a starting point rather than the product.

If drawing a whole set is the bit standing in your way, point it at your Twitch emotes instead and it will draw them for you.

Make a set from your emotes
Pick your emotescatJAM, pogSip, hypeRun
Card layoutClassic · Minimal · Full art
Rarity per cardYours to set
Two versions of eachPick the one you like

One emote a month on the free plan, 15 a run on Emerald and 30 on Ruby.

On stream

The pull happens on your broadcast

Packs open through a browser source in OBS. Pick the container it comes out of, recolour it, wrap it in your own texture, and give each rarity its own sound. Every clip below was recorded straight off a live browser source, so it is exactly what lands on your stream.

Box

A lidded box that cracks open and lets what you pulled rise out of it.

Foil pack

A sealed pouch, wearing your own artwork, sliced clean across the top.

Gacha machine

The knob turns, the capsule rattles into the tray and comes at the lens.

Colour and textureRecolour any container or wrap it in your own artwork.
A sound per rarityYour own audio on the open, and on each tier of pull.
Full, compact or chatFull screen for the big ones, a corner for the rest, or no overlay at all.
Viewers open it liveLet them trigger the reveal so it lands in front of everyone.
Fair by design

Six rarities, published odds, and pity

Every rarity carries a number, and that number is the chance of that rarity or better. Nothing is hidden: the odds preview shows exactly what your set as it stands today will do, before you turn it on. Miss out too many times in a row and pity steps in, guaranteeing a Rare or better within 40 pulls by default. Set your own number, or switch it off.

Every roll is logged, so the statistics page shows what your pulls have actually been doing, per rarity and per set, rather than what they were supposed to.

That rarity or better
Common100%
Uncommon40%
Rare10%
Epic1%
Legendary0.1%
Mythic0.01%
✦ Pity: Rare or better guaranteed by 40 pulls
Command: !vault
RequiresComplete the set
SetChat Creatures
Shiny onlyNo
If they fall short"Still missing a few..."
★ PixelWitch completed the set !vault unlocked
Gated by what they own

Cards that unlock things

Any command, channel-point reward, bits reward or reaction can be locked behind a collectible. Require one specific card, any card from a set, or the whole set completed, and require the shiny if you want to be cruel about it. Write your own line for anyone who has not got there yet, or stay silent.

This is the piece that turns collecting into a reason to keep collecting: finish the set, get the thing only finishers get.

Theirs to keep

A collection of their own

Viewers sign in with Twitch, Kick or YouTube and get a collection page that belongs to them, not to a channel. They can feature the cards they are proud of, reorder them, hide a set, and share a public link to the lot. The longer somebody sticks with your channel, the more of your set is theirs.

A collab set, commissioned with an artist for a partner channel.

Kick chat velocity
Messages / min42 ▲
◎ Estimated payout ▲ trending up
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Chat that pays you back

Kick's creator payouts scale with chat velocity, the density of messages from real viewers. A collectibles pull loop is one of the most direct ways to drive it, because every message is a chance at a pull. More chatter, more payout, and your community is having fun earning it.

Questions

Before you set it up

What are stream collectibles?
A collectible layer for your channel. You set up a collection, and viewers earn packs to open by taking part in chat. Each pull awards a collectible of some rarity, and viewers build up a collection over time, the same loop that makes trading-card and gacha games so sticky, running natively in your stream.
How do viewers earn collectibles?
Through the things you already want them doing: sending chat messages, following, subscribing, and redeeming channel-point rewards. Each of those can grant pack pulls, so engagement and collecting reinforce each other. You control which actions award packs and how often, and whether they keep dropping while you are offline.
What can a collectible actually be?
One of four kinds. Cards have two sides and turn over, so you can give a whole set one back, mirror the front, or draw a different back for every card. Pogs are round. 3D objects are real models that spin on their own and can be dragged around. And there is a plain general type if you just want artwork. Any of them can come out as a shiny variant, at odds you set per collection.
Where does the pull actually happen?
On your stream. Packs open through a browser source in OBS, out of a 3D box, a foil pack or a gacha machine, which you can recolour and wrap in your own texture, with a different sound for each rarity. Run it full screen for the big moments or compact in a corner, or skip the overlay entirely and keep it in chat. You can also let the viewer trigger the opening themselves so it lands live in front of everyone.
Is the pull system fair?
Yes. There are six rarities, from Common to Mythic, and each one carries a number that is the chance of that rarity or better. The odds preview shows exactly what your set as it stands today will do before you switch it on, and a pity floor guarantees a Rare or better within 40 pulls by default, which you can change or turn off. Every roll is logged, so the statistics page shows what your pulls have actually been doing rather than what they were meant to.
Can viewers trade or give each other cards?
Yes, once you turn it on. A trade post lets viewers you have put on the roster deposit cards and claim what somebody else has put up. Viewers can also gift cards to each other by name, and you can drop the same card on a whole audience at once with a single command, either everyone in chat or only followers, subscribers, VIPs or moderators. All of it is off until you switch it on.
Can I make viewers earn something by collecting?
That is the point of it. Any command, channel-point reward, bits reward or reaction can be locked behind a collectible: one specific card, any card from a set, or the whole set completed, and you can insist on the shiny version. Write your own line for anyone who has not got there yet, or let the bot stay quiet. Finish the set, get the thing only finishers get.
Do viewers keep their collection?
Yes. Viewers sign in with their Twitch, Kick or YouTube login and get a collection page that belongs to them rather than to a channel. They can feature the cards they are proud of, reorder them, hide a set, and share a public link to the lot. It gives regulars something that grows the longer they stick with your channel.
Who makes the collectibles?
You do. You upload the artwork, name each collectible, write it a description, number it, set its rarity and decide whether it can come out shiny. Six ready-made sets ship with the app if you want to be running in a couple of minutes, four of them made of 3D objects, but they are a starting point rather than the product.
What if I cannot draw?
Point it at your Twitch emotes and it will draw the set for you. Pick the emotes you want, choose one of three card layouts, and it generates two versions of each so you pick the one you like before anything is saved. The free plan gets one emote a month, Emerald 15 in a run and Ruby 30, on a weekly cooldown. You can also upload art you drew or commissioned yourself, at any size of set.
How does this help me earn more on Kick?
Kick's creator payouts scale with chat velocity, the frequency and density of messages from real viewers. A collectibles pull loop is one of the most direct ways to drive that density, because every message is a chance at a pull. More chatter, more payout, and your viewers are having fun doing it.

Turn chat into a game worth playing

Build a set from your own art or start with a ready-made one, choose which actions earn packs, and give your viewers a reason to keep chatting. Live on every plan from the free tier up.

Start Free & Set Up Collectibles

No credit card required · Works on Twitch, Kick and YouTube