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# Chat Widget
The Live Chat Widget displays real-time messages from your Pump.fun chat directly on your stream. Here's how you can configure each setting:
### 1. Token Address
Input your specific Pump.fun token address into the designated field. This ensures that the widget tracks and displays messages related to your token.
### 2. TTS Configuration (optional)
Viewers can use the `!tts` command in chat to have their messages read aloud on stream. Simply enable the toggle to activate this feature.
You can also set a minimum token holding requirement for access. If set to `0`, the `!tts` command will be available to all viewers.
### 3. Select Style
There are 2 available styles as of right now for the Chat Widget
* Pump Fun
* Classic
**Pump Fun** features a bubble around each message, making them more distinct and easier to read.\
**Classic** offers a more traditional Twitch-style chat layout.\
You also have the option to hide user avatars if you prefer a cleaner look.
### 4. Choose Widget Dimensions
You can adjust your **Chat Widget’s dimensions** to fit your stream layout.\
The default size is 600x600, with a minimum of 200x100.
Changing these values will directly affect how large the widget appears on your stream.
{% hint style="info" %}
Match the widget dimensions in OBS, Streamlabs, or XSplit to the size you've configured here to ensure it displays correctly on your stream.
{% endhint %}
### 5. Blacklist Words
You can create a blacklist of words you don’t want shown on your stream. If a message contains any of those words, it will be filtered out from the widget display.
To set it up, enter each word separated by a comma.
### 6. Widget's URL
This section provides the **Widget URL**, which you’ll use to display your Chat Widget in your streaming software (like OBS, Streamlabs, or XSplit).
Once you’re ready, move on to the next part for the integration guide.
