Ancient Ankh Spin Wheel Overlay for Twitch, OBS & Kick

The Ancient Spin Wheel is an animated Twitch overlay in deep indigo and teal, with a glowing gold Ankh and six prize labels ready for viewers to land on. I built it for streamers who want their channel-point picks and giveaways to feel like a small ceremony instead of a plain popup. It drops into OBS as a browser source and starts spinning the moment you're ready. The Ancient Spin Wheel is a customizable spin-the-wheel overlay for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick, built around a rich indigo-and-teal color story with gold trim and a glowing Ankh at the center. The demo ships with six pre-labeled segments — Game Pick, Q&A, Just Chat, Subscribe, Tip Goal, and Discord — plus an Oracle label at the hub, and the wheel supports up to 12 slots if you want to add more. A six-color palette lets you retint every segment to match your scene, while Weighted Odds let you control how often each outcome lands instead of leaving it to pure chance. Rare Pulse adds a glow effect when a rare outcome hits, and Pointer Wobble gives the needle a little life as it settles. Spins can start from a chat command like !spin, a click, or an event trigger such as a sub, tip, or cheer, so the wheel reacts to whatever your community sends. Setup takes about a minute. Unzip ancient-temple.zip, then add the file as a browser source in OBS Studio or Streamlabs Desktop. It also connects with StreamElements, and Twitch chat commands mean !spin can trigger a round straight from chat. Once it's placed, every setting — palette, spin duration, odds, and labels — is yours to adjust. This one's for streamers who want channel-point redemptions to feel like an event — Just Chat rounds, Q&A pulls, tip-goal reveals, or picking tonight's game, all inside one glowing wheel. Change the labels to match your own commands and community references, and download it once to make it yours. I'm August — I design every overlay myself, so if you'd like this one in a different palette, just send a message.