> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets.md).

# Widgets

- [AI Images Widget](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/ai-images-widget.md): Let Kick viewers generate AI images right from chat with the !imagine command. KickBot handles the prompt and shows each result on your stream.
- [Pinned Messages Widget](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/pinned-messages-widget.md): The pinned message widget allows you to display the message that is currently pinned in your Kick chat on your stream.
- [Last Subscriber Widget](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/last-subscriber-widget.md): The last subscriber widgets allows you to display the username of the last person who subbed to your channel on stream.
- [Kick Viewer Widget](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/kick-viewer-widget.md): Add a viewer count overlay to your Kick stream by installing KickBot's Viewer Count widget from the Widget Library, customizing the look, and pasting the URL into OBS.
- [Kick Follower Widget](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/kick-follower-widget.md): A customizable widget that can be integrated into OBS or Streamlabs with your realtime Kick.com follower count.
- [Kick Chat Widget](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/chat.md): Add a Kick chat overlay to OBS in three steps using KickBot's Widget Library: install a chat widget, customize the look, and paste the browser source URL.
- [Emote Spawner](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/emote-spawner.md): Randomly spawn emotes from chat onto your Kick.com stream through OBS or Streamlabs, a great way to increase your engagement.
- [Widget builder docs](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/widgets/widget-builder-docs.md): Program custom widgets through the KickBot widget builder. Use HTML, CSS, and Javascript to build anything you can dream of. Easily integrate with stream events through the KickBot library.


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