Celestial Galaxy Nebula Spin Wheel Widget for Twitch

The Galaxy Nebula Spin Wheel is an animated StreamElements widget that turns your Twitch or YouTube stream into a glowing, cosmic pick-a-prize moment. Deep purples and blues drift behind a soft ring of light, and a tiny rocket pointer settles on the winner as the wheel slows. Faint stars and drifting rings glow quietly in the background, giving the whole scene a slow, orbiting motion. It's the kind of overlay that makes a random pick feel like an event instead of an afterthought. Galaxy Nebula Spin Wheel is a fully animated prize wheel widget built for StreamElements, styled entirely in a deep purple-and-blue galaxy palette with glowing celestial accents. The wheel supports up to 30 customizable slots, so you can fill it with anything from 'Q&A' and 'Game Pick' to 'Subscribe' and 'Discord', each slot set with weighted odds so outcomes stay fair even when a few prizes are rarer than others. A dedicated rare jackpot slot color highlights the big wins, while a 6-color palette and custom font support let you match the wheel to your own scene instead of settling for the default look. Spin duration and spin cooldown are both adjustable, viewers can trigger a spin with the !spin command or by clicking directly, and the widget responds to sub, gift, tip, and cheer/bits triggers automatically. A result banner announces the winner, and permission tiers keep control in the hands you choose. Setup takes minutes. Download the zip, drop it into OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop, or StreamElements as a browser source, and the wheel is ready to spin. Keep it on screen the whole stream or set it to auto-hide between segments, and its transparent background drops it straight over your existing scene without clashing. A subtle pointer wobble on landing adds one last flicker of suspense before the result banner shows the winner. This kind of wheel works well anywhere you want the audience to help decide something — picking the next game, choosing a Q&A topic, or celebrating a tip goal. Since it's a one-time purchase, it's yours to reuse across every stream once it's set up. Built by August at DigitalScenary, it's meant to feel like a small piece of your own night sky, not a generic add-on.