Interactive Widgets
Every tool on the "Audience Interaction" tab shares one thing in common: they don't score. Having one open never affects a PK or Monopoly game that's running, and you can turn any of them on, off, or swap to another one anytime you're live. Each tool has its own widget link — paste it into TikTok LIVE Studio and it shows up on screen; copy links from Widget Link Manager.
The five draw tools
The Wheel, Dice, Cards, Omikuji, and Ball Machine are one family: the host taps a button and the screen draws a result. You write the prize text yourself (e.g. "Sing a song," "Heart to the camera"), and every tool ships with a ready-made template you can load in one click.
| Tool | On screen | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Lucky Wheel / Penalty Wheel | A pie-slice wheel — wherever the pointer stops is the result | Lucky Wheel, Penalty Wheel |
| Lucky Dice | Roll a die and read the pips | Dice |
| Card Flip | A row of cards — flip one over | Card Flip |
| Omikuji Draw | A Japanese-style fortune tube — draw a slip (ships with a Great Luck-to-Bad Luck fortune set; a separate "Lucky Omikuji" template is also available) | Omikuji Draw |
| Lucky Ball Machine | A hand-crank capsule machine that rolls out a colored ball; comes in four styles — Natural Wood Toy, Matsuri Washi, Ornate Gold, and Retro Showa Tin | Works the same way as the Wheel |
The Ball Machine's "style" only swaps the art for the cabinet, crank, and balls — the prizes and odds never change.
Lucky Fans
Randomly draws winners from a list of viewers — commonly used for things like "everyone who sent a specific gift" or "today's top 20 likers."
Build the list
Two ways: paste eligible viewers' names into the list box (one per line) and press "Update List"; or press "Import Entries From Leaderboard" to pull in the top N from the Likes Leaderboard or Round Contribution Board.
Set winners per draw
Draw one winner at a time, or several at once.
Press "Draw"
The widget plays a draw animation and shows the winner(s); "Draw History" logs every past draw. To start over with a new batch, press "Reset" — it clears both the list and the history.
Eligibility is the host's own call
The list is whatever the host pastes in — the console doesn't verify who actually sent a gift or liked the stream. For rules like "must have sent a gift to qualify," check the Likes Leaderboard / Contribution Board or TikTok's own backend first, then paste in the names or import them.
Slot Machine
When a viewer's gift hits the threshold, the on-screen slot machine automatically spins once for them and shows the prize right away. It's the lowest-effort "reward for gifting" tool — set it up once and you don't need to touch it again for the rest of the stream.
- Enable and threshold: check "Enable Slot Machine" and set the "Trigger threshold (diamonds)." Any single gift that reaches the threshold triggers a spin.
- Skins: five options — Casino Classic, Night Market Gacha, Cyber Neon, Dragon Palace Aquarium, Pixel Arcade — the reel count is tied to the skin, so there's nothing extra to configure.
- Prize list: up to 8 prizes, each auto-assigned a symbol; use "Weight" to tune each prize's odds, and the panel shows each one's live percentage. "Miss" is fixed at the end of the list — only its weight and text can be changed.
- Idle prompt: while nobody's spinning, a line appears below the slot machine (e.g. "Send XX for a spin") — it shows exactly what you type, so remember to update it if you change the threshold.
- Win history: logs time, nickname, gift, and prize for every win — useful for handing out prizes after the stream.
- Test spin: before you go live, press "Test Spin" to preview the animation and sound.
Avatar Frame
Puts an animated frame around a specific host's or viewer's avatar — commonly used to call out today's MVP, a birthday host, or the current challenger.
- Type a TikTok account (or pick one from the host roster) to auto-fetch the avatar; up to 5 can be shown at once.
- Each one can set its position (one of the four screen corners), nameplate text (e.g. "Mia / MVP"), nameplate style (Dark Capsule, Outlined, Metal Plate, Gradient Bar, Solid, Pink Ribbon), nameplate position, size, and color.
- The frame itself comes in several animated styles you can switch between, and "New" tags mark the ones added most recently.
There's a second way to use it for hosts: have it follow "Who's on this round" — whoever you assign on the Scoring Games page automatically shows up on the avatar frame widget, no manual entry needed.
Warm-up Board
A pre-show comment/like mini-game to warm up the room before your main content — unrelated to the scoring games that come after.
- Pick whether to count "Comments," "Likes," or both tracks at once.
- "Target" is optional: set one and the widget shows a progress bar — when a track hits its target, that track ends automatically, the card lights up, and a goal animation plays; leave it blank and it just counts.
- "Duration" is optional too: leave it blank for no time limit, and end it yourself by pressing "End."
Leaderboard widgets
All three leaderboards are "persistent widgets": unaffected by whatever game you switch to, so you can leave them up for the whole stream.
Likes Leaderboard
A live ranking of the viewers who've liked the stream the most, accumulated across the whole session (not a gift ranking) — commonly used to drive up likes for the platform's algorithm. Configurable: how many to show, whether to show nickname/count/avatar, and a custom title; "Reset" clears the whole session's total.
Round Contribution Board
A live ranking of the viewers who've contributed the most gifts this round; it resets when a new round starts, and stays on screen after the round ends until you clear it with "Reset." Display settings are the same as the Likes Leaderboard, plus you can adjust avatar size, vertical or horizontal layout, and rows/columns to fit whatever space you have on screen.
Member Board
A gift ranking by "member" — a good fit for groups with a fixed lineup.
- Add members one by one by TikTok account, or press "Import host list" to bring in today's whole roster at once.
- "Set current" picks who's currently receiving gifts — everything sent after that accumulates under their name, and you switch it when a different person takes the stage; "Pause" stops the count temporarily.
- "Board style" comes in nine options — Classic, Black-Gold Glass, Violet Galaxy, Neon Esports, Ornate Gold, Creamy Cute, Minimal Luxe, Future HUD, Oriental Jade — changing the look only, never the scores.
Suggested leaderboard sizes
Likes Leaderboard 480×960, Round Contribution Board 300×600, Member Board 280×720. When you turn the display count up to the max, keep the suggested size instead of stretching the canvas — that throws off the proportions of your other widgets. See the full size table at Overlay Sizing & Layout Guide.
FAQ
Do interaction tools affect PK scores?
No. They run independently — you can draw, spin the slot machine, and so on as usual while a PK or Monopoly game is running. The one exception is "Raffle Round" — that's a scoring game and lives on a different page.
Can the same tool be pasted as two links at once?
You can paste it twice, but both copies show the exact same content. To show two different leaderboards on screen, use two different leaderboard widgets.
Switched skin or theme, but nothing changed on screen?
After switching a theme, re-copy that widget's link and swap out the URL in LIVE Studio. Skins (Slot Machine, Ball Machine, Board style) don't need re-pasting — switching them in the panel takes effect right away.
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