Most stream widgets describe your own room. This one describes the match: during a PK battle it shows the top supporters of both sides — yours and your opponent's — with each side's running score. It is the widget you cannot build from your own chat, because half of the data is happening on someone else's stream.
What it does
While a PK battle is running, the card splits into two columns. Each column carries the side's name, its current score, and its top five supporters with the points they have contributed to that side. Both columns update roughly every two seconds, so the list reorders as the round moves.
Between battles the card shows a quiet waiting state. It also stays quiet in one more case worth knowing about: when the sides cannot yet be told apart. TikTok sends the host directory on battle events, not on every score tick, so at the very start of a round there can be a moment where a name is not yet matched to a side. The widget waits rather than guessing — showing the wrong side's supporters on a live stream is worse than showing nothing for two seconds.
What it looks like
One card, two columns, your side marked as yours. Names that consist entirely of invisible characters fall back to the @ handle so no row is blank. It comes in the three PKTOK looks — neon, minimal, cute — plus the animated mode, set channel-wide or overridden for this widget alone.
Because it is wider than a single-column card, most streamers give it a low, full-width strip rather than a corner box.
How to set it up
- Open the Widgets page in your PKTOK dashboard.
- Copy the link on the Battle supporters card:
https://app.pktok.com/widgets/your-channel/battle-supporters?token=… - Add a Browser source in OBS or TikTok LIVE Studio and paste the whole link.
- Give it a wide box. Widgets have no fixed resolution, so the two columns simply fill what you give them.
Nothing else to configure — there is no target to set. It appears when a battle starts and steps back when the round is over.
Two more battle-only widgets
- Opponent's score (fog) — when the other side hides their score behind a mist card, this widget reveals the number that is still arriving on the data channel. It renders nothing at all outside the fog, so the browser source is fully transparent the rest of the time and can simply be left in your scene.
- Top booster supporters — who played the most booster cards for you in this broadcast, with the last card type shown as an icon.
If you stream in landscape gamer mode, these battle widgets are hidden from the dashboard catalogue on purpose: they only show something during a PK battle, and a gaming scene would just carry empty cards.
During a PK battle
That is the entire point of this widget, so here is the practical part. It gives you two things the TikTok interface does not: names on the opponent's side, and a top-five that survives the round rather than flashing at the end. Knowing which supporter is currently carrying the other side is the difference between "we are behind" and "we are behind because of one person" — and those call for very different reactions from you on the mic.
It also settles the after-round conversation. When the scores are close and the timer has run out, the card is still on screen with who did what, on both sides.
FAQ
Does it work in a 2v2 or a multi-way battle?
The card shows your side and the opposing side. In formats with more than two participants it presents your side against the other side of the match, not a separate column per host.
Why is the card empty between rounds?
By design. There is no battle to describe, so it shows a waiting state instead of the previous round's list. It fills in again on its own when the next round starts.
Where do the opponent's supporter names come from?
From the same public battle data that draws the score bar on screen during the round — PKTOK reads it and displays it. Nothing is sent into TikTok, and no account other than your own is involved.
Do I need a green screen for this widget?
No. Widgets are ordinary browser sources with transparent backgrounds. The green background only comes up on the separate video layer for battle clips, which is a different source entirely.
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