Prize Eater is a free Windows app for running Twitch and Kick giveaways on stream. Viewers enter from chat, a worm eats names until one winner is left, and the winner has to chat before it eats theirs too.
Windows 10 & 11 · Free, no account · Portable .exe on the releases page
Giveaway live
Four cues, all from one window. Hotkeys cover the live parts, so you never alt-tab mid-draw.
Viewers type your command, like !raffle, in Twitch or Kick chat. Limit it to subs or mods, and give subs extra tickets.
Press D. The Prize Eater eats names until one is left, or pick Reel, Wheel or Pull-in instead.
Press B. The winner's name hangs from two ropes while the worm closes in. One chat message and it gets lasered.
Export a 1600×900 PNG with the winner and prize for Discord, X or your next stream.
Not live yet? Press Demo in the app and it runs the whole thing with fake viewers, then puts your real list back.
Every draw has its own sound and a confetti winner reveal. The Prize Eater comes in a cartoon look or a scary look, and you can flip between them in the demo below.
The worm slithers across the stage and eats names one by one until a single winner is left standing.
Names roll past like a slot reel, slow down, and land on one.
Spin a wheel of every entrant and let it tick to a stop.
Names fly in, drop out one at a time, and one stays.
Type anything in chat
to blast the Prize Eater!
Giveaway bots and AFK viewers love free keys. Prize Eater makes the winner prove they are watching: they have to send any chat message before the timer runs out.
Answer in time and their name breaks free, fires a laser, and blows the worm apart on stream. Stay silent and the worm eats the name, so you reroll.
| Platforms | Twitch and Kick, at the same time. Both chats feed one entry list. |
|---|---|
| Login | Log in with Twitch or Kick in your browser. Prize Eater never sees your password, and logins are stored encrypted on your PC. You can also read any channel's chat without logging in. |
| Entries | Custom chat command, or anyone who chats. Everyone, subscribers only, or mods and VIPs only. Add names by hand. On Twitch, add current viewers, subscribers or mods in one click. |
| Odds | Subscriber tickets ×1, ×2, ×3 or ×5. Skip past winners. Draws use crypto.getRandomValues with unbiased sampling. |
| Draw animations | Prize Eater, Reel, Wheel and Pull-in. The worm comes in a cartoon look or a scary look. |
| Bot check | 5 to 600 second timer and your own on-stage message. Claims automatically when the winner chats, or mark it claimed by hand. |
| Music | Original music for each scene (entry screen, draw, Prize Eater and winner), composed by the app so it's safe on stream. Separate music and effects levels. Swap in your own royalty-free tracks. |
| OBS | Full-window stage for Window Capture, optional green screen. Keeps animating when the window is in the background. |
| Hotkeys | D draw · R reroll · B bot check · E entry screen · F full window · M music |
| Winner card | 1600×900 PNG with the winner, prize and your own footer line. |
| Demo | One button runs a full fake giveaway: entries, draw and bot check. Your real list comes back after. |
| System | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Installer or portable .exe. |
| Price | Free. No account, no watermark, no entry cap. Optional one-time Pro upgrade. |
Prize Eater is a free Windows app for running giveaways on Twitch and Kick. Viewers enter from chat, an animated draw picks a winner on stream, and the winner has to send a chat message before the timer runs out to claim the prize.
Yes. Prize Eater is free to download and use, with no subscription, no entry cap and no watermark. Prize Eater Pro is an optional one-time upgrade for $4.99 that adds Bot shield and your own logo.
Yes. Log in with Kick and Prize Eater reads your Kick chat. You can be logged in to Twitch and Kick at the same time, and entries from both chats go into one draw.
After the draw, the winner's name hangs from two ropes while the Prize Eater worm closes in. If the winner sends any chat message before the timer ends, their name breaks free, fires a laser and blows the worm up, and the prize is marked claimed. If they stay silent, the worm eats the name and you reroll.
Four. Prize Eater, the default, has the worm eat names until one is left. Reel rolls names and lands on one. Wheel spins a wheel of entrants. Pull-in flies names in and drops them out until one stays. The worm can use a cartoon look or a scary look.
Yes. The built-in music is original and composed by Prize Eater itself, so there is nothing to claim a copyright strike on. Each scene has its own track, M turns music on and off, and you can swap in your own royalty-free tracks.
Press Full window in Prize Eater, then add a Window Capture source in OBS and pick the Prize Eater window. Set the stage background to Green screen and add a Chroma Key filter if you want it over your scene. Animations keep running while the window is behind OBS.
Yes. Press Demo and Prize Eater runs a full fake giveaway: fake viewers enter, the draw runs and the bot check plays out. Your real entry list comes back when it ends.
Yes. Winners are picked with a cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues) using unbiased sampling. Subscriber ticket multipliers are the only weighting, and they are shown next to each entry.
No. You log in on Twitch's or Kick's own website in your browser, and Prize Eater receives a token. Tokens are stored on your PC, encrypted with Windows DPAPI, and you can log out at any time.
Pro is an optional one-time upgrade for $4.99. It adds Bot shield, which skips new Twitch accounts and blocklisted names, and your own logo on the stage and winner card. A monster pack is coming and is included for Pro owners.
Not yet. Prize Eater currently ships for Windows 10 and 11.
Free for Windows 10 and 11.
