As a streamer on IRIAM, you may wonder what kinds of gifts are available, how to choose them by point tier, or how to incorporate them into your stream content and reactions.

To make the most of IRIAM gifts, it’s essential to understand the features of each category and point tier, then connect them to stream content that fits your style.

This article covers a complete list of IRIAM gifts organized by category, explains the gift and point system including Otoku Charge, and introduces recommended stream event ideas. We’ll also share reaction examples by point tier to help you respond to gifts effectively.

By the end, you’ll be able to leverage each gift’s strengths to create streams that listeners want to join and support.

Complete List of IRIAM Gifts by Category [2026 Updated]

IRIAM offers a wide variety of gifts for greetings, cheering, event performances, and more during live streams.

Here’s an overview of IRIAM’s gift categories and their key features:

Category	Key Features
Trend	Reflects trending effects and popular themes
Seasonal	Perfect for seasonal events and limited-time streams
Toy	Playful designs with animated effects
Neta (Comedy)	Great for triggering streamer reactions and content ideas
Laugh	Comical effects that capture chat humor visually
Standard	Versatile basics suitable for any stream
Exclusive	Tailored for specific situations and uses
Erai (Great Job)	Celebrates effort and achievements
Greeting	Easy to use when joining or leaving a stream
Stage	Flashy effects that light up the entire screen
LOVE	Expresses affection and heartfelt appreciation
By Points	Organized by point cost for easy selection
Other	Limited-time gifts for events and campaigns

*Gift categories and lineups may change with updates and event schedules. Check the IRIAM app for the latest information.

From small greeting gifts to high-point performance effects, it’s important to choose the type that matches your purpose.

Let’s take a closer look at each category.

Trend

The “Trend” category displays newly added gifts and limited-time items that are currently gaining attention. Unlike always-available standards, the lineup changes as new gifts are added or rotated, so it’s worth checking before you go live.

This category is useful when you want to incorporate trending effects or showcase reactions to the latest gift releases. Since the available items vary by season, be sure to check what’s currently listed in the IRIAM app.

Seasonal

The “Seasonal” category features gifts designed around spring, summer, fall, and winter events and holidays. From cherry blossoms and summer festivals to Halloween and Christmas, these gifts are great for adding a seasonal touch to your streams.

Some items appear only for a limited time, so pairing them with themed stream events or milestones lets you share the atmosphere of the season with your listeners. The lineup rotates by season — check the IRIAM app for current availability.

Toy

The “Toy” category features approachable, playful gifts modeled after toys with fun animated effects. The lighthearted on-screen animations make them a good fit for softening the mood during just-chatting streams.

Pairing these with cute reactions or comedic responses can help spark conversation with your listeners. For stream events, try using them for games where you change your voice or expression based on which toy gift you receive.

Neta (Comedy)

The “Neta” category features unique, playful gifts designed to draw out entertaining reactions from streamers. Packed with unexpected effects and comical motifs, they’re useful for generating conversation topics during just-chatting segments or shifting the stream’s pace.

Preparing signature catchphrases or expressions for each gift lets listeners anticipate your reaction and stay engaged. Combined with penalty games or impromptu acting challenges, these gifts can boost the energy of your entire stream.

Laugh

The “Laugh” category includes gifts like “www,” “kusa” (grass), and “Doh!” — visual expressions of the laughter happening in the comment section. Sending one right after a funny moment helps sustain the stream’s energy while acknowledging listener comments.

When you receive one, a quick comeback or catchphrase can turn the gift into a conversation starter. If multiple are sent in a row, varying your reaction each time can become a signature bit that keeps listeners entertained.

Standard

The “Standard” category includes roses, cakes, party poppers, and other versatile gifts suitable for celebrations and everyday support. Because they’re easy to understand regardless of context, they work well for just-chatting streams, milestone celebrations, and other occasions.

When you receive one, matching your thanks or congratulations to the gift’s theme keeps the stream flowing naturally. These gifts are also easy for new viewers to understand, making them a practical starting point for preparing your standard reactions.

Exclusive

The “Exclusive” category features gifts designed for specific situations or to complement a streamer’s particular reaction style. With clearer use cases than everyday support gifts, they’re easy to incorporate into stream events or recurring bits.

Having predetermined lines or gestures ready when you receive one lets listeners look forward to your response. If you can establish a repeatable “gift performance” with these, it helps build your personal brand and a sense of unity within your stream.

Erai (Great Job)

The “Erai” category features crown and medal motifs — gifts that celebrate a streamer’s effort or achievements. They’re ideal for event placements, rank-ups, or streaming milestones where you want to share the moment with your listeners.

When you receive one, sharing the story behind your achievement and thanking supporters creates a memorable highlight. Preparing award-ceremony-style lines or poses can also elevate the atmosphere of special celebration streams.

Greeting

The “Greeting” category includes gifts suited for entering or leaving a stream, as well as saying hello when you start broadcasting. With costs ranging from 5 to 800 points, they’re accessible enough for everyday use.

Greeting listeners by name when you receive one creates natural interaction. Having a standard opening reaction ready helps make new viewers feel welcome from the moment they join.

Stage

The “Stage” category features large-scale screen effects and glamorous gifts reminiscent of a live concert venue. Ranging from 5 to 10,000 points, they’re well-suited for creating highlight moments during events and celebration streams.

When you receive a Stage gift, combining it with a song, catchphrase, or pose lets you naturally incorporate the spectacular effects into your stream. Preparing special reactions for high-point gifts conveys your gratitude and helps create memorable moments.

LOVE

The “LOVE” category features hearts, kisses, love letters, and other gifts that express affection and support in a glamorous way. The heightened sense of occasion makes them well-suited for birthdays, anniversaries, and building energy toward the end of an event.

When you receive one, adding a shy reaction or signature catchphrase to your thanks creates a memorable scene. Preparing unique reactions for each gift can also deepen the connection between you and your listeners.

By Points

The “By Points” category groups gifts by their point cost, making it easy to browse by price range. The lower tiers feature small greeting gifts commonly used for everyday interactions, perfect for early-stream exchanges.

On the higher end, you’ll find flashy effects that light up the entire screen — ideal for creating highlight moments during events and celebration streams. Streamers who prepare reactions for each point tier can tailor their gratitude to match the level of support.

Other (Event-Related)

The “Other” category displays limited-time gifts tied to specific events and campaigns. Halloween, Christmas, and other seasonal or themed designs are typical.

Streamers can check this list and weave event-related gifts into seasonal stream plans or milestone celebrations to differentiate from regular broadcasts. Preparing special lines and reactions for these limited items helps create memorable moments that leverage their exclusivity.

How IRIAM Gifts and Points Work, Plus Otoku Charge

To make the most of IRIAM gifts, it’s important to understand the point system and purchase methods.

This section covers:

• How gifts work
• How points work
• How to buy points at a discount (Otoku Charge)

For a detailed guide on IRIAM monetization, check out this related article:

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How Gifts Work

IRIAM gifts are a feature that lets listeners spend their points to send support and encouragement to streamers.

When a gift is sent, an animation appears on the stream screen, adding visual flair that comments alone can’t provide. If the streamer responds by calling out the listener’s name or reacting, it creates an opportunity to deepen their connection.

Gifts contribute to the calculation of support points alongside comments, stars, and viewer count, which also affects community rank evaluations. For streamers with approved monetization, support diamonds are awarded based on activity metrics that include gift contributions.

Since gift points are not directly converted to an equal number of diamonds, it’s important to focus on boosting overall stream engagement rather than gifts alone.

How Points Work

IRIAM points are used to send gifts during streams and are divided into free points and paid points. Free points can be earned through daily login bonuses, campaign rewards, and watching streams from new-to-you streamers.

Paid points can be purchased within the IRIAM app or through the web-based Otoku Charge. In-app purchases use each app store’s payment method, while Otoku Charge supports credit cards, convenience store payments, and more.

Points obtained by converting diamonds also exist, and consumption follows this priority order: paid first, then diamond-converted, then free. None of these have an expiration date, so you can use them for gifts whenever you choose.

How to Buy Points at a Discount (Otoku Charge)

IRIAM Otoku Charge is an official web-based service for purchasing points. Compared to in-app purchases, you get more points for the same amount of money, which reduces the cost of sending gifts regularly.

To use it, log in with your IRIAM account, select the desired point amount and payment method, and complete the transaction. It supports credit cards, debit cards, convenience store payments, and — depending on your device — Apple Pay or Google Pay.

If you’re planning to use a lot of points for events or celebration streams, comparing prices between in-app purchases and Otoku Charge before buying is a smart move.

Recommended Stream Events Using IRIAM Gifts

Some IRIAM streamers create their own events built around gift interactions. Incorporating gifts into stream events gives listeners a reason to participate and strengthens the sense of community.

This section introduces recommended stream events using IRIAM gifts:

• All-Gift Endurance / Petit Gift Endurance
• Panel Reveal / Gacha Events
• Shirasman / Pie Throw Challenge

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All-Gift Endurance / Petit Gift Endurance

All-Gift Endurance and Petit Gift Endurance are classic events where streamers keep broadcasting until all target gifts have been received, working toward a shared goal with listeners.

Here’s how each event type compares:

Event	Rules	Features
All-Gift Endurance	Collect every gift type within a specified category or range	Creates diverse on-screen effects and a shared sense of achievement
Petit Gift Endurance	Collect every low-point gift type	Accessible for free-to-play and light-spending listeners

Petit gifts are easy to send using free points or login bonuses, making it possible to involve a wide audience.

Displaying a checklist of target gifts on screen and marking completed ones makes progress easy to track. Preparing a celebration — such as a song or catchphrase — for when the goal is reached helps build a sense of unity across the entire stream.

Panel Reveal / Gacha Events

Panel Reveal and Gacha events are interactive formats where the stream progresses with each gift received, building excitement through the middle and end of the broadcast.

Here’s how each format works:

Event	How It Works	Tips for Engagement
Panel Reveal	Gradually uncover a hidden image as gift or point milestones are reached	Save the most attention-grabbing parts (face, new outfit) for the final reveals
Gacha Event	Each designated gift triggers a random result — a line, a song, a penalty game	Include jackpot slots and special effects to build anticipation

Panel Reveals work by gradually showing a new outfit or illustration, keeping viewers invested until the full picture is revealed. Gacha events leverage the fun of unpredictable results, turning the streamer’s reaction into the highlight.

Rather than limiting participation to expensive gifts, combining petit gifts and comment counts ensures a wider range of listeners can join in. Saving the most exciting panels or jackpot slots for the end creates a natural escalation of energy throughout the stream.

Shirasman / Pie Throw Challenge

The Shirasman and Pie Throw challenges are interactive events where the streamer reacts instantly when a specific gift is sent, and everyone enjoys the success or failure together.

Here’s a comparison of each challenge:

Event	How It Works	Highlight
Shirasman Challenge	Try to screenshot a briefly appearing gift animation	Prepare a victory line for success and a penalty for failure
Pie Throw Challenge	Move your avatar to dodge a pie flying across the screen	Celebrate dodges with a victory pose; ham up direct hits

Announcing success conditions and penalties in advance lets listeners think about their timing as they participate. Since back-to-back gifts are likely, avoid physically demanding penalties — stick with short lines or impressions that are safe to repeat.

IRIAM Gift Reaction Guide by Point Tier

On IRIAM, adjusting the scale of your reaction to match the gift’s point tier helps you balance stream pacing with a sense of occasion.

This section introduces reactions organized by point tier:

• 10–100 pt: Quick reactions for petit gifts
• 500–1,000 pt: Adding a special touch during regular streams
• 1,000 pt and above: Dedicated reactions for events

Use these examples as a reference for building your own gift reaction repertoire.

10–100 pt: Quick Reactions for Petit Gifts

For gifts in the 10–100 pt range, short, appreciative responses that don’t interrupt the flow of your stream work best. Calling listeners by name shows you recognize their individual support and helps close the distance between you and your audience.

Here are some easy-to-use response formats:

Response Style	Example
Quick thanks	“Nice gift, thank you!”
Rhythm call	“Nice, nice, [listener name]!”
Personalized	“[Listener name], I got your support — thank you!”

When gifts come in rapid succession, keep things moving by combining names and short calls rather than spending too long on each one. In calmer moments, add a personal word; during rapid-fire gifting, thank everyone together to maintain momentum and stream unity.

500–1,000 pt: Adding a Special Touch During Regular Streams

In the 500–1,000 pt range, raising your voice or emotion a notch above your standard thanks conveys how special the support feels. Calling the listener’s name and putting your genuine excitement into words makes the joy of receiving the gift palpable.

Here are some effective response formats:

Response Style	Example
Heartfelt thanks	“[Listener name], this makes me so happy! Thank you so much!”
Reacting to the effect	“That gorgeous effect just lit up the whole stream!”
Sharing progress	“We’re so close to the goal now — your support keeps me going!”

During regular streams, heartfelt thanks work well; during events, adding a progress update is more fitting. Keeping it concise — name, emotion, gratitude — sustains conversation flow and leaves listeners feeling their gift was appreciated.

1,000 pt and Above: Dedicated Reactions for Events

For gifts of 1,000 points or more, preparing dedicated reactions that clearly differ from your everyday thanks conveys special gratitude for the support. On IRIAM, many streamers assign specific lines or effects to each high-point gift, turning them into a signature part of their stream.

Here are some dedicated reaction ideas:

Response Style	Example
Signature line	Deliver a personalized thank-you that includes the listener’s name
Expression swap	Switch to a surprised, shy, or delighted avatar expression
Sound effect / song	Play a sound effect or short song clip that matches the gift

At the higher point tiers, combining a name callout, genuine emotion, and a performance element creates highlight moments for celebration streams and events. Make sure the reaction is something you can comfortably repeat every time, and avoid pressuring listeners to send expensive gifts.

Conclusion

IRIAM gifts are more than just flashy screen effects — they’re a vital feature for deepening listener connections and contributing to support points and revenue.

Weaving them into events like All-Gift Endurance, Panel Reveals, and Gacha challenges gives listeners a clear reason to participate in your stream. Adjusting your reaction intensity by point tier also makes it easier to convey both gratitude and a sense of occasion.

Take the time to understand each gift’s strengths, prepare stream events and reactions that fit your content, and build broadcasts that you and your listeners can enjoy together.