Live alerts
How to show Twitch alerts (subs, bits, raids) as 3D bubbles
Flat alert boxes are so last season. Pop Magics turns every sub, cheer, and raid into a 3D chat bubble that pops onto your stage. Here's how to connect Twitch and light it up.
Your community shows up for you — your alerts should show up for them. With Pop Magics, alerts aren't a banner that slides in from the corner; they're real 3D bubbles that float onto your AR stage, carrying the message. Bigger gifts get bigger moments. Let's set it up.
Before you start
- Pop Magics installed and running (download here).
- Your own Twitch account — no separate bot account required.
Step-by-step
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Open the Creator hub
In Pop Magics, open the Creator hub — that's home base for stream connections and your live alerts feed. Everything Twitch lives here.
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Connect Twitch
Click Connect Twitch. Your browser opens a secure Twitch login (PKCE OAuth), you approve the permissions, and you're back in the app — connected. No passwords are typed into Pop Magics, and there's no bot account to wrangle.
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Enable subs, bits & raids
Flip on the events you care about: subscriptions (new + resubs), bits/cheers, and raids. Each one becomes a 3D bubble on your stage when it happens live.
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Set your alert tiers
This is the fun part. Build amount-based tiers — say Bronze / Silver / Gold — and give each its own bubble size and style. A 100-bit cheer gets a friendly pop; a 10,000-bit drop gets the full fireworks. Make the big moments feel big.
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Test it
Hit Test alert for each event. Watch the 3D bubble appear, and check the message the way you want. Tweak, re-test, then go live with confidence.
Make every sub a moment
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Start your free trialFAQ
Do I need a separate bot account?
No. Pop Magics connects to your own Twitch account with a secure PKCE login — nothing to set up, no password pasted into the app.
How are bits mapped to dollar amounts for tiers?
Bits use the standard rate of about 1 cent each (100 bits ≈ $1), so a 500-bit cheer reads as roughly $5 when choosing a tier. You can set the tier thresholds to any amounts you like.
How much latency is there?
Alerts usually pop within a second or two of the Twitch event — fast enough to shout out your supporters live.