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Pixel Art Spin Wheel Overlay for Twitch, Kick & YouTube
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StreamElementsStreamlabsOBS Browser Source
What's Inside
- 12 customizable wheel slots
- 6-color palette presets
- Adjustable spin duration
- Weighted odds control
- Rare Pulse special outcomes
- Chat command spin trigger
- Event-triggered automatic spins
pixel art wheel · twitch streaming tool · custom spin wheel · interactive game · viewer command · live creator widget · obs overlay · streamlabs asset · gaming event tool · digital creator kit · fun stream element · channel engagement · randomizer game
About This Pack
The Pixel Art Spin Wheel is an animated, customizable spin-wheel overlay for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick that turns viewer choices into an on-screen event. I built it as a chat-driven centerpiece, not a static graphic — something your community actually triggers and watches spin. It carries a soft, retro pixel-art glow that feels handmade rather than corporate.
The Pixel Art Spin Wheel is a 12-slot animated overlay built for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick streams, and every slot is yours to rename. It ships with a 6-color palette so the wheel can match your stream's mood in seconds, plus eight ready-made example labels — PLANT!!, 8 Gifted Subs, Subathon, Waterpark!, Chat Picks Game, Jackpot, Snail Mail, and Play Stardew — to show you how it's meant to be used. Spin duration is adjustable, a Rare Pulse setting flags special outcomes with extra flair, and Weighted Odds let you balance which slots land more or less often. A dedicated chat command lets viewers set the wheel spinning themselves, and Event Triggers can fire a spin automatically off subs, tips, or cheers. Pointer Wobble adds a small bounce to the needle on landing, a tiny detail that makes each result feel more alive.
Setting it up takes about a minute. Drop the browser source into OBS or Streamlabs Desktop, connect it through StreamElements, and the wheel appears live over your scene. Every slot label, color, and odd is editable afterward without touching any code, so it keeps up as your stream content changes.
It's made for streamers who want the audience deciding the next moment — which game to play, who gets picked for a dare, what happens when a subathon goal lands. The pixel-art styling keeps it playful without pulling focus from your gameplay. Once you download it, the file is yours to customize for every future stream.