Royal Sigil Arcane Spin Wheel Overlay for Twitch OBS

The Royal Sigil Arcane Spin Wheel is an animated Twitch, YouTube, and OBS overlay that turns viewer rewards into a glowing, spinnable prize wheel for chat. I designed it for streamers who want a spin to feel like a small event, not just a random pop-up. Royal Sigil Arcane Spin Wheel is a StreamElements-powered prize wheel widget that spins through up to 30 custom slots every time it's triggered. Weighted odds let you control how often each slot lands, while rare jackpot slots add a high-value prize that only shows up occasionally. The wheel draws from a 6-color palette plus a distinct rare-slot color, and custom fonts let you match it to your own branding. Spin duration and cooldown settings control the pace between spins, and the overlay can stay always-on or auto-hide when it's not in use. Every result lands in a clear result banner, with a subtle pointer wobble animation building anticipation as the wheel slows down. Sub, gift, tip, and cheer/bits triggers let viewers earn a spin through their support, and the !spin command with permission tiers gives you control over who can trigger it manually. The demo wheel comes preloaded with six sample slots — Just Chat, Subscribe, Tip Goal, Discord, Game Pick, and Q&A — so you can see the odds and triggers working before you touch a setting. Every slot is renameable, so swapping in your own rewards takes minutes, not a rebuild. The look leans dark and regal: deep purple gradients, a glowing sigil at the center, and soft gold linework framing the wheel like something pulled from an enchanted vault. Six default colors plus that dedicated rare-slot hue keep every spin readable at a glance, even in the middle of a fast-moving raid or sub train. It's the kind of overlay that makes an ordinary giveaway feel like a small ritual. Setup takes a few minutes: download the ZIP, add it as a browser source in OBS or Streamlabs, and connect whichever triggers you want inside StreamElements. From there, every color, font, slot, and trigger is yours to edit, so the wheel can grow with your channel instead of staying frozen at the demo setup. It's a good fit for streamers who want sub trains, gift bombs, or cheer streaks to end in something visual for chat to watch together. Once it's set up, it's yours to keep — a one-time download, not a subscription.