Sakura Yozakura Moonlit Spin Wheel Widget for Twitch OBS

The Sakura Yozakura Spin Wheel is an elegant, animated cherry blossom night spin wheel widget for Twitch and YouTube gaming streams on StreamElements. Deep plum and magenta segments meet soft pink cherry blossoms for a moonlit, dreamy scene that feels handcrafted rather than generic. It drops into OBS or Streamlabs as a transparent browser source, so it sits right on top of your existing layout. Sakura Yozakura Spin Wheel is a StreamElements widget built for streamers who want a spin-the-wheel game with real personality on screen. The wheel holds up to 30 slots, each with weighted odds so you decide how often a segment lands, plus a dedicated rare jackpot slot in its own accent color for the big moments. A 6-color palette covers the wheel body, and custom fonts let the labels match your channel's look. Every spin plays out with adjustable spin duration and cooldown, a wobbling glowing pointer shaped like a crescent moon and hanging charm, and a result banner that announces the winning slot. Triggers cover subscriptions, gift subs, cheers and bits, and tips, alongside a !spin chat command with permission tiers for mods, subs, or everyone. It runs on both Twitch and YouTube, with click-to-spin and auto-hide or always-on display options for OBS or Streamlabs. Visually, the wheel leans fully into its name. A glowing crescent-moon pointer with a hanging charm marks the winning segment. Cherry blossoms drift around the frame, and soft glows outline each slot for a scene that photographs well mid-spin. The six starter categories — Just Chat, Subscribe, Tip Goal, Discord, Game Pick, and Q&A — are yours to rename for giveaways, polls, or subscriber rewards. Setup takes minutes: unzip the file, add the widget to your StreamElements overlay, and drop it into OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source. From there, the StreamElements dashboard handles everything — slot text, odds, colors, fonts, and trigger conditions — without touching any code. It's built for one channel at a time, made for streamers who want their spin wheel to match a specific mood instead of picking whatever default comes with their software.