Spin Wheel for Streams
A spin wheel for YouTube and Twitch streams. Set a weight and colour for each option, add it to OBS with a transparent background and spin with the space bar. Free, no sign-up, no ads.
- Transparent or chroma key for OBS
- Free, no sign-up or login
- No ads on the stream screen
Try a spin
Options
- 40%
- 30%
- 20%
- 10%
Total weight
100
Background
When you're done, press Copy OBS link and paste it into OBS → Add source → Browser → URL. With the transparent background, only the wheel sits on top of your stream.
Try the capsule draw too
- Put the same options into a capsule gacha machine.
- Drawn capsules come out, so the same result won't keep repeating.
- Viewers love watching the drum spin and the capsule pop open.
How to use the stream spin wheel
The stream spin wheel shows only a big wheel, with no ads or extra text. Spin for penalties, challenges, snacks or viewer giveaways right on your stream.
How to play
- Give each option a name and a weight. A bigger weight means a wider slice and a better chance.
- Press Copy OBS link and paste the link into the URL of an OBS browser source.
- Hold the space bar or the button in the middle of the wheel, then let go to spin.
FAQ
- Is it free? Do I need to log in?
- It's free and works right away with no sign-up or login. The stream screen has no ads.
- How do I get a transparent background in OBS?
- Pick the transparent background and add the page as a browser source. If you use window capture instead, pick the green background and add a chroma key filter.
- How are the odds set?
- Each option's weight divided by the total weight is its chance. Turn on Show odds to put the odds on screen.
- Does it connect to donations?
- No. You spin it yourself. For a wheel that spins automatically on donations, use your donation platform's feature.
- What kind of site is Tortle?
- Tortle is a free website of luck-based mini games that works instantly, with no sign-up or install. Use the ladder game, roulette wheel, drawing lots (gacha capsules), card draw, dice, turtle race and team split to fairly decide who goes first, who does a chore, who gets a penalty or who wins a prize.