Spin wheel overlay for your streamTwitch, Kick and YouTube Live, through OBS or Streamlabs
A transparent wheel that sits over your game or camera. Build it here, copy one link, add it as a browser source. Free, no account, no watermark on stream.
6 on the wheel · up to 200
In OBS set the source to 648 × 770. Open it in a tab to test.
The background behind the wheel is your game or camera — the overlay itself is transparent. Click SPIN in the preview to try it.
Add it to OBS or Streamlabs
Build your wheel above. Type the options, choose a size, and copy the link. That link is the whole setup.
Add it as a browser source. OBS or Streamlabs: Sources → + → Browser. Paste the link. Set width and height to the numbers shown above.
Spin it live. Right-click → Interact → SPIN, or press Space with the source selected. Or use the hotkey trick below.
The hotkey trick
Turn on “Spin as soon as it loads” in the builder. In the browser source settings tick Shutdown source when not visible. Then in OBS Settings → Hotkeys give that source a Show key and a Hide key. On air: press Show, the wheel appears and spins; press Hide when the result has landed. No Interact window, no alt-tabbing.
What streamers spin it for
- Giveaways
- Paste the entrants, remove each winner after the spin, and draw on camera so nobody can say it was rigged.
- Challenge and punishment wheels
- Lose a round, spin the wheel: push-ups, inverted controls, sing the intro. The classic chat favourite.
- Sub and donation rewards
- A viewer redeems a spin; you press the hotkey and the wheel decides what they get.
- What to play next
- Put the games on the wheel and let it end the “what now?” debate live.
- Viewer picks
- Load the wheel with chat’s suggestions and spin for the map, the loadout or the next topic.
Running a bigger giveaway? The giveaway wheel keeps a winners list you can screenshot. Want the wheel on a website rather than a stream? See embedding.
Stream overlay questions
Does it work on Kick and YouTube, or only Twitch?
Any platform. The wheel is a browser source in your streaming software (OBS, Streamlabs, or anything with a browser source), and that software sends the same picture to Twitch, Kick, YouTube Live or wherever you stream.
Is the background really transparent?
Yes. The overlay page has no background, so only the wheel and the winner banner are drawn over your game or camera. OBS and Streamlabs browser sources support transparency by default.
How do I spin it while I’m live?
Three ways. Right-click the source → Interact and click SPIN. Or select the source and press Space. Or turn on “Spin as soon as it loads”, tick “Shutdown source when not visible” in the source settings, and bind a show/hide hotkey to it in OBS Settings → Hotkeys: pressing the key makes the wheel appear and spin.
Can my chat spin it or add options?
Not yet. You control the wheel; chat can’t trigger it or change it. Options are fixed in the link, so build a new link to change them.
Can I use it for a giveaway?
Yes. Paste the entrants, turn on “Remove the winner after each spin” so nobody wins twice, and spin on stream so viewers see the draw. For a winners list you can screenshot, use the giveaway wheel page and capture the window instead.
Does it make sound?
No. The overlay is silent, so it never fights your microphone or game audio.
Does it cost anything or need an account?
No. The overlay is free, there is no account, and nothing about your stream is stored. The link you copy is the whole setup.