Giveaways
Collect eligible chatters with a command, then pick a random winner on stream without scrolling through chat history.
Viewers appear here after typing your command in TikTok chat.
Click 🗑️ to block a viewer until the next queue.
The tool turns a TikTok LIVE chat command into a clean participation list. Instead of trying to read every message manually, you choose the command, choose who is eligible, then pick viewers randomly or in first-to-comment order.
TikFinity supplies the local live chat events. TT Interactive keeps the page simple so it can run beside OBS, LIVE Studio, Streamlabs, Meld Studio, or the Minecraft server workflow.
Collect eligible chatters with a command, then pick a random winner on stream without scrolling through chat history.
Choose who gets the next turn, duel, round, or co-op slot while keeping the rules visible and repeatable.
Pick featured viewers for names, teams, penalties, rescue votes, or custom rewards before a TT Interactive Minecraft mode starts.
Let viewers join a queue for profile reviews, setup help, or feedback segments without losing the order.
Use first-to-comment mode when speed matters, or random mode when you want the pick to feel fair to late joiners.
Gate entries by follower, subscriber, moderator, or non-follower status, then apply the result to your own stream reward format.
The queue runs in your browser and uses the TikFinity Desktop App on localhost. Viewer names and profile image URLs are used for the active queue display, and reloading the page starts a new queue.
Do not use the tool to collect sensitive information. TikTok LIVE gift, chat, follower, subscriber, and moderator signals are controlled by TikTok and TikFinity, so availability depends on those platforms and your account eligibility.
Common questions about using the viewer picker on a TikTok LIVE.
It listens for eligible TikTok LIVE chat messages through the local TikFinity Desktop App and lets the creator pick viewers randomly or by first-to-comment order.
Yes. The page expects the TikFinity Desktop App to be running locally and connected to the live stream so chat events can be sent to the browser.
Creators use it for giveaways, viewer games, Minecraft rounds, coaching calls, duels, custom rewards, and fair participation lists.
The queue runs in the browser during the session and keeps the current viewer list locally on the page. Reloading the page starts a new queue.